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My Walmart is always packed. It's not poor people either, it's mostly rich liberals. I have seen supercars in the parking lot quite a few times. It's a quite nice looking Walmart,
I'm left leaning and shop there all the time, not all of us are that obsessive over such things.
I don't have enough money to waste paying more for things I buy routinely. Everytime I check Walmart us lowest. The left tells me I have too much and wamllmaet gives me more. The rest is just talk.
I don't have enough money to waste paying more for things I buy routinely. Everytime I check Walmart us lowest. The left tells me I have too much and wamllmaet gives me more. The rest is just talk.
Why don't you just go bop your neighbor on the head and take his stuff? Even easier and infinitely cheaper. After all, it's just talk.
My Walmart is always packed. It's not poor people either, it's mostly rich liberals. I have seen supercars in the parking lot quite a few times. It's a quite nice looking Walmart,
I'm left leaning and shop there all the time, not all of us are that obsessive over such things.
Same here in Canada....we love shopping at Walmart....no stigma.
And yes ....even supercars in the parking lot....Mercedes, BMW, Audi....
They are doing great. The only retailer that is really putting up a fight against Amazon. 2 day free shipping without a subscription plan, free grocery pick up, cheaper prices then any other brick and mortar including Costco and way ahead of the game with automation, AI, blockchain and other key technology
This is the correct answer. Walmart is doing well and their footprint is considerably larger than just Wal-Mart super centers really being discussed in the thread
Not bad! Wally World is still taking out "dead peasant" insurance on their low-level employees. Check out the practice if you aren't familiar with it.
I’m not sure what the issue one would have with a company buying insurance on their employees at any wage level. The loss of an employee cost the company money at any rank
Not bad! Wally World is still taking out "dead peasant" insurance on their low-level employees. Check out the practice if you aren't familiar with it.
Why would I care about the practice? Why would Wal Mart staff care? Whether WM takes it or does not, working conditions do not change after all.
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