Pondok Gede XXI

It's typical building of XXI franchises. Quite new open for public, right in Pondok Gede mall. Concept of this building is little bit strange, because in center building there is public walking area.

If you are used to Central Park Mall, this tiny facility is nothing. It's filthy. It smells in some places. The owner of the land has decided to take the land and not extend the lease for the mall developer. They are going to build a hospital instead. So I guess the developer decided not to maintain the complex any longer. So go figure. Some of the supermarkets still function though, in the back, you have a better part of it with places to eat... but besides that... it is not a great place to hang out.

Was an okay place to watch movie, the mall itself is relatively bad. No maintenance and looked like a traditional market

A cool place to watch movies. Its pretty big, for a cinema in a little mall. Plenty studios, automatic online ticket counter, waiting seat, good foods. The prices are quite cheap too! Would recommend.

When I'm online and I want to check to see how far someplace is from me, Google Maps is definitely the place I go to check. So I do use it a lot. And it is integrated into a lot of websites, so you can get directions from it, but I have learned the hard way that the directions Google Maps provides are not always that great. And when you're on a motorcycle, going somewhere you've never been before, that is not the time to have your GPS directions suddenly mess up. And that has happened more times than I can say. In one sense, the feature of being able to put yourself on the street and get a 360 view of what ANY place looks like is nice, because you know what to look for when you're arriving some where new. However, when I was looking up an address near me, out of curiosity, I swiped the map over my own house, and it was a little creepy to have a satellite view of my house, with my motorcycle and car in the driveway. It's a little Big Brother-ish to me, which is something that has been starting to really bother me a lot lately. I mean, really? Google now either has their own satellites or can access satellite views of the entire world? I thought that stuff was reserved for the government and the CIA. Yes, it integrates with a lot of platforms, as all Google products do. Yes, it has nice features and you can find out a lot of information through Google Maps. But ... again, do you really want a company that knows almost everything about you because of their seamless integration into your life and observation of everything you do, say, buy, sell, look at, search for, etc. online to include observation by satellite to such a detailed degree that you can see your exboyfriend sitting on your back porch smoking? And if they can do that, then how come they can't get the directions right?