Think Amazon fulfillment center fire. Lot's of people's orders up in smoke. Jobs and lives thrown into turmoil. Product that may have been in short supply, destroyed. That's an important dumpster you're making light of. Makes me want to discount your opinion. A lot.
I don’t like Walmart. I didn’t mean to make light of everything you mentioned above. For that I apologize.
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I hate trips to stores like WM so when we go to Meijer, I have never counted, but it seems easy to get to 150 items and beyond. But we only go about 6-8 times a year.
People would be amazed at the households that can’t put 3 consecutive nights dinner on the table from what is in the house. Living out of a drive through or like you said buying daily on the way home. I know a couple of families that do this very thing.
Thanx. I drive for them and they have been good to me. I meet people who have worked for them for 30 yrs or more almost every day as store associates. They do a lot of good through charitable donations from the company, as well as the employees every year that most people never see or hear about. Children's Miracle Network is a big beneficiary. Being a giant, one size fits all kinda box store makes for a big target (no pun intended) but don't just hate on them without knowing them. Lotta good, caring people work there. Not perfect, I know. But neither are we.
& they already had 100 bottles of ranch in there garage. they had already got couponing.
I want to buy more then a couple of loaves of bread and milk…
One of the news reports I watched that involved the Fire Chief, they said it was mostly "home goods" in that building. So unless everyone has a sudden urge to replace all of their home furnishings, I wouldn't worry about empty shelves from the fire.
Which coincidentally they are moving to ALL self serve registers.
