Autumn Escalators Go Full Gourd Mode

In a daring act of seasonal ingenuity, local shopping malls have replaced metal escalator steps with conveyor belts overflowing with fresh gourds. As autumn sweeps the city, shoppers glide to their next destination while casually plucking the ripest pumpkin or choicest acorn squash from the moving belt beneath their feet.

Idle small talk is out. Determined mallgoers now plan their produce commute, eyeing decorative zucchinis as they drift toward the next level. The upward journey has never been so bountiful, and residents delight in checking off shopping and gourd hunting at the same time, all without breaking stride.

Competition for the best pumpkin is fierce, especially near the food court where the stakes and appetites are highest. From petite, perfectly round sugar pumpkins to handsomely lumpy butternuts, there is a squash for every shopper. Bragging rights await anyone who snags the crown jewel before the belt levels out.

Regulars are quick to praise the new setup. “It is a gourd-geous way to shop,” says one seasoned customer, balancing three pumpkins and a cinnamon pretzel with impressive agility. Kids are on board too, riding toward the toy store while scouting mini decorative gourds for classroom show and tell.

Store staff have turned into expert gourdrepreneurs, handing out quick cleaning wipes and decorative twine so customers can show off their haul the moment they step off the belt. Rumor has it the carousel may swap plastic horses for giant spinning spaghetti squash, though officials are still conducting roundness tests.

Experts are unanimous. This is a true autumn leap forward, or perhaps a graceful autumn glide. The mall now echoes with laughter, gourd comparisons, and the gentle thud of pumpkins settling into baskets as shoppers continue their seasonal quest.

So next time you head to the mall, remember: it is not just about reaching the top floor. It is about doing it in squashy, stylish, and efficient fashion. After all, everyone has new squash goals to meet.


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