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I sleep on 600 count...not available at Wally-World. Between 8-11pm is the best time to pick up easy dates at Wal-Mart.
Too soft and rich for me. Keep in mind I served 8 years in the navy sleeping on sheets so thin you could see through them, a grey blanket made of very rough wool, extremely thin feather pillow, a sponge matress two inches thick, in what looks like a coffin laid on it's side. I had to gradually work my way up to what I'm currently sleeping on. Because I live in South Louisiana, I don't want thick sheets. I sometimes work the 3pm-11pm shift and get some milk and other necessities at walmart after work. If you go after midnight then you can rent a date for 30 minutes to an hour.
Amazing how 120 million Americans who, voting with their wallets, decide every week that Walmart wins in the competion of the marketplace--and some posters can write such scathing judgements about those 120 million people.
It is surprising that despite the fact that over one million Americans decide each working day that the highest and best use of their time is to go to work at Walmart--some posters seem to think they know better, what is best for those workers. Face it: Walmart offers the best employment alternative that each of those million people have. Otherwise they'd be working for that mythical better or fairer employer.
Save money. Live better. More than a million American jobs. Thank God for Walmart.
I haven't been in a WalMart in years. I will not give them a penny. They're one of the biggest destroyers of all small businesses, pay slave wages and garbages bennies. IMO, they are slave masters. I hate WalMart
Yeah they don't pay sh--. The rural store managers make a base salary of $125000 with a bonus of up to 150% of their salary. That's nothing huh. Assistant managers make $45 to 60 k a year. Please know what you are talking about if you are going to tear apart a company, obviously you don't.
Amazing how 120 million Americans who, voting with their wallets, decide every week that Walmart wins in the competion of the marketplace--and some posters can write such scathing judgements about those 120 million people.
It is surprising that despite the fact that over one million Americans decide each working day that the highest and best use of their time is to go to work at Walmart--some posters seem to think they know better, what is best for those workers. Face it: Walmart offers the best employment alternative that each of those million people have. Otherwise they'd be working for that mythical better or fairer employer.
Save money. Live better. More than a million American jobs. Thank God for Walmart.
Save money. Live better...as you flush your country down the toilet.
Not since the days of the British East India Company as the cornerstone of the British imperial system, has one single corporate entity been responsible for so much misery. At the core of its policy, Wal-Mart demands of its suppliers that they sell goods to Wal-Mart at such a low price, that they can only do so by outsourcing their work to low-wage factories overseas. This causes the exodus of millions of production jobs from the United States and the setting up of slave-labor concentration camps around the globe. Wal-Mart's policy includes crushing living standards in America, forbidding its workers from unionizing, bringing in workers illegally from abroad, and bankrupting tens of thousands of stores and outlets on Main Street, ripping apart communities and their tax bases.
Mass Unemployment
There are hundreds of American manufacturing plants which have shut down, and shipped production overseas, either partially or entirely due to Wal-Mart. In addition, many other retail outlets have been forced to adopt Wal-Mart's methods. We look at a few of the hundreds of cases in which Wal-Mart was directly involved: Wal-Mart Is Not a Business, It's an Economic Disease
Yes, let's sing the praises of Walmart because you can save a dime on every buck..yippee!
Amazing how 120 million Americans who, voting with their wallets, decide every week that Walmart wins in the competion of the marketplace--and some posters can write such scathing judgements about those 120 million people.
It is surprising that despite the fact that over one million Americans decide each working day that the highest and best use of their time is to go to work at Walmart--some posters seem to think they know better, what is best for those workers. Face it: Walmart offers the best employment alternative that each of those million people have. Otherwise they'd be working for that mythical better or fairer employer.
Save money. Live better. More than a million American jobs. Thank God for Walmart.
One of the funniest things about this subject is that I keep seeing the same people working year after year at the Walmart we go to. I hardly ever go to the restroom in two of them that there isn't someone sitting at the computer making an application to work there. I guess all those people are just stupid or not liberal enough to act like those here that don't seem to like Walmart.
Save money. Live better...as you flush your country down the toilet.
Not since the days of the British East India Company as the cornerstone of the British imperial system, has one single corporate entity been responsible for so much misery. At the core of its policy, Wal-Mart demands of its suppliers that they sell goods to Wal-Mart at such a low price, that they can only do so by outsourcing their work to low-wage factories overseas. This causes the exodus of millions of production jobs from the United States and the setting up of slave-labor concentration camps around the globe. Wal-Mart's policy includes crushing living standards in America, forbidding its workers from unionizing, bringing in workers illegally from abroad, and bankrupting tens of thousands of stores and outlets on Main Street, ripping apart communities and their tax bases.
Mass Unemployment
There are hundreds of American manufacturing plants which have shut down, and shipped production overseas, either partially or entirely due to Wal-Mart. In addition, many other retail outlets have been forced to adopt Wal-Mart's methods. We look at a few of the hundreds of cases in which Wal-Mart was directly involved: Wal-Mart Is Not a Business, It's an Economic Disease
Yes, let's sing the praises of Walmart because you can save a dime on every buck..yippee!
That would depend on how much PROFIT those greedy suppliers want to make....
of course, all suppliers get goods as cheaply as they possibly can, unless they think the demand warrants a high enough price that their profit won't suffer any.
i went to walmart 2 times
first to see what is walmart, a mess everywhere packages everywhere
i wonder if i was allowed to be there, there is just black people
so the second times i changed the walmart store, the same thing
just black & latinos. it's for homeless and poor people
People blame WalMart for cheap Chinese products . Those SAME products are sold at every other retailer for more money . It's the consumers demanding lower prices that is encouraging the manufacturers to go to China for their products . We are our own worst enemy .
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