What's in the neighborhood? (Luisa and Magdalena)

A couple of days ago we took a walk on San Juan avenue (the Main Street in the neighborhood) and were surprised with the amount of vendors and small stores. So last night we walked there again but this time we took note pads to write everything down. Here are the results from one side of three blocks:

Stores:
-- 10 pharmacies
-- 9 dentists
-- 7 clothing stores
-- 5 chicken restaurants
-- 5 Chinese (Chifa) restaurants
-- 5 hair salons
-- 5 phone stores
-- 5 bakery's
-- 5 glasses stores
-- 5 gold buyers and sellers
-- 4 convenient stores
-- 3 ice cream stores
-- 3 toy stores
-- 3 photo stores
-- 2 banks
-- 2 pirated video stores
-- 2 shoe stores
-- 2 juice bars
-- 2 office supply stores
-- 2 medical centers
-- 2 casinos
-- 2 dollar/euro/soles changers
-- 1 health food in a bottle store
-- 1 alcohol store
-- 1 orthodontist
-- 1 toy/purse/jewelry store
-- 1 vet
-- 1 pizza place
-- 1 tailor
-- 1 wedding dress store
-- 1 western union
-- 1 Chinese/seviche restaurant
-- 1 perfume and gifts store
-- 1 tour agency
-- 1 Peruvian restaurant
-- 1 craft store
-- 1 Peruvian drinks store

Street Vendors:
-- 15 pirated video vendors
-- 15 general clothes vendors
-- 9 convenient store carts
-- 8 jewelry vendors
-- 8 socks and underwear vendors
-- 4 fried food vendors
-- 4 hat vendors
-- 4 remote control vendors
-- 4 shoe vendors
-- 3 book vendors
-- 3 corn vendors
-- 2 odds and ends vendors (it looked like they just robbed somebody)
-- 2 cell phone case vendors
-- 2 flip flop vendors
-- 2 cigar, shoe polish, batteries, and watches vendors
-- 2 fruit carts
-- 2 ice cream carts
-- 2 finger nail clippers and other finger nail stuff vendors
-- 2 piggy bank vendors
-- 2 toy vendors
-- 2 tiny electric stuff vendors (again it just looked like they had robbed a person)
-- 2 sunglasses vendors
-- 1 man with a basket of homemade cookies
-- 1 shoe polish, shoe laces vendor
-- 1 belts and wallets vendor
-- 1 electronics vendor
-- 1 shirt vendor
-- 1 chicha morada (Peruvian drink made out of purple corn) vendor
-- 1 man collecting recycling
-- 1 woman selling lottery tickets
-- 1 bread and chips vendor
-- 1 chia seeds vendor
-- 1 white board vendor
-- 1 quail eggs vendor
-- 1 leather stuff vendor
-- 1 second hand shoes, pants, and balls vendor
-- 1 hair stuff vendor
-- 1 chocolate bar vendor
-- 1 assorted artisans stuff vendor
-- 1 ice cube tray vendor
-- 1 poster vendor
-- 1 lanyards vendor