I realized that West Village (In Dallas' Uptown neighborhood, just north of downtown) was a really expensive place to shop after I noted that almost all of the men working there seemed to be gay. That seems to be rule #1 for retail - effeminate men lend an air of class to the service of a retail establishment. To a man, every one of these guys seemed to be people who all have Oaklawn addresses. (Dallas' gay neighborhood) Not that there is anything wrong with it. The way I see the situation, gay men leave a larger crop of eligible women for me to chose from. Gay people have to work somewhere you know.