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		<title>By: Jon Schultz</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jon Schultz</dc:creator>
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		<description>His use of the word &quot;connotation&quot; is interesting. If I read it correctly he&#039;s saying that payday loan stores imply &quot;lower class&quot; people, and since everyone wants to live in an &quot;upper class&quot; neighborhood, payday loan stores are bad for the general perception of the neighborhood and real estate values. The desire of some people to get rid of payday loan stores is like the desire to get homeless people out of sight.

I wonder if what ticked the Dept. of Defense off about payday loan stores near military bases is the implication that military personnel are underpaid...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>His use of the word &#8220;connotation&#8221; is interesting. If I read it correctly he&#8217;s saying that payday loan stores imply &#8220;lower class&#8221; people, and since everyone wants to live in an &#8220;upper class&#8221; neighborhood, payday loan stores are bad for the general perception of the neighborhood and real estate values. The desire of some people to get rid of payday loan stores is like the desire to get homeless people out of sight.</p>
<p>I wonder if what ticked the Dept. of Defense off about payday loan stores near military bases is the implication that military personnel are underpaid&#8230;</p>
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