Do you buy from kiosks at the mall?

No idea if anyone buys from them. I don't. My most memorable experience was the kiosk worker who grabbed my hand as I walked by. I turned and ripped him a new one.

Touching me without permission is not going to induce me to buy anything from you.

No, I dont.

When I was buying those fun cute wall calendars. I don't buy them anymore, but at the time those would pop up and I would stop there (they never tried to sell me or upsell me).. hard pass on all the other ones.

No. I usually walk by looking straight ahead ignoring them but if they get too close to me I can be very brusque in the way I speak to them. I know they are just trying earn a living but I'm just trying to enjoy a rare outing at the mall.

I have bought Tupperware when they were in the mall and and liked doing that because it was buy and go no ordering. It was awesome. I like the smooth buttery mints at the kiosk in the mall that’s like Pepperidge Farms but it’s something else. It’s an American company and they sell meat and stuff.

Maybe Hickory Farms?

Oh, forgot about them! Yes, used to buy from them!

I rarely go to the mall.
I don't buy from the kiosks.

A couple times, many years-a decade ago....I did get a neck and shoulder chair massage (the one where you sit-lean forward on the odd shaped stool-chair thingy with your face in the face hole), and the Massage Therapist stands behind you. 
They are usually in a roped off area, in the middle of the mall corridor.

I’m trying to remember the last time I was even IN a mall. It’s been years. But even when I did, I don’t recall buying anything at a kiosk except the Hickory Farms stuff at Christmas.

A lot of the indoor malls over here are dying. We have a lot of outdoor malls with stores like Old Navy, Ulta, Tilly's, Nordstrom Rack, Apple, Lululemon, etc. in them. These "malls" are more like strip-malls and the stores are set up around a parking lot, so really no area for kiosks. When I go to these places, I don't say I am going to the "mall".

Our two higher-end malls, which are both outdoors, are more like traditional malls, stores grouped in the middle and parking around it. These do have kiosks.

There is one indoor mall close by that lost both Sears and Nordstrom. They did get a Target though. It is weird to see a two-story Target.

Our library opened a branch in the mall a couple of years ago, so now I'm in the mall all the time.

And, like others, I bought calendars at the pop-up, but only after New Year with the sale, sale, sale

our nearest mall is 45-60min away (probbaly closer to 60 with traffic) OR 1h15min away (Annapolis). I HATE the Annapolis Mall mostly bc it's a 2lane road to get there, traffic in Annapolis is awful, and the trip feels like HOURS. And if you go during a weekend, its typically crowded esp with midshipmen (which I dont blame them, there isnt a lot they can do or travel far when they get there, so they have to stay local). 

Where I live we have smaller outdoor spaces, they typically have a target, or old navy, or some type of store to "anchor" the outdoor mall, and then there are smaller supporting stores and eateries. It can be annoying to shop there too, if you have errands here and there and have to drive to get to the stores you want, where at a mall they are all enclosed and there.

The last time I was at a mall was actually a month or so ago, we went to the Annapolis Mall bc there is an Apple store there, so we drove 1.5 hrs, went to the Apple store, the Lego store, and then left. LOL. The other "closer" mall doesnt have an Apple store and a lot of stores left, like Old Navy, and I think they are coming back. Before our mall trip the other month, we went to a wedding in August in Charleston, WV and went to the mall there and I felt I was stuck in a time capsule or Stranger Things! I hadn't seen a Sabarro in YEARS. Probably bc I hadn't been to a mall in years either!

I have purchased items from kiosks in the mall in the past, almost exclusively during the holiday season, and NEVER, not even once form any of those people chasing after you with skin care products.

One time a lady was calling after my mom and I about how something would make us look 10 years younger. I was about 23 or 24 at the time, and I called back "I don't want to look 10 years younger!"