BossyCow
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Friends don't let friends go to WalMart
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LOL Nice
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How do I get chat access because I have the 50 posts needed and can not get in!
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aidan
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Sasha
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What are you talking about? Going to walmart is a magical adventure!
aidan
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quoted for truth! WalMart is like Disneyland, except they have like.. brooms and bean bags and it's :wub: uh-may-zing.
BossyCow
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I made a pact with 2 others in my office to get through the entire christmas season without going to WalMart once! I think I'm gonna make it!
I hate that place.. I get about 6 feet past the old guy welcomer dude and my frontal lobe starts to go numb.
I hate that place.. I get about 6 feet past the old guy welcomer dude and my frontal lobe starts to go numb.
aidan
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Well, the old welcomer guys can sometimes suck the life out of the entryway.. try getting about.. 15 or 20 feet, I don't think he can affect that far of an area.
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I didn't go to Wal-Mart for the first time until I was 16, and I'd been living in the states for over 10 years! They don't have one where I grew up because everyone would picket and boycott due to the "gross human rights violations."
I felt pretty guilty the first time I went... Then I realized being a poor college student warranted trips for $1 toilet paper, and the feeling subsided after repeated exposures. Now, Wal-Mart is the happiest place ever.
(Seriously, though, I do still feel guilty knowing that most of their employees can't even afford the Wal-Mart health insurance. That's pretty messed up.)
Sasha
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The old welcomer guy is soooo cute!! At my local one it's usually the same guy every day with his cane and baseball cap!
( I know, I think all little old men and ladies are cute!)
aidan
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That's what everyone tells me out here..whenever I mention WalMart.. "dude, you know they violate human rights, right?"
Human rights are not something I look for in a grocery store. Mostly, I just want to buy groceries ^_^
As far as insurance goes.. medical insurance is not a human right...at least not in the US. We're not under socialism
and WalMart is the last company to blame for whatever reason is behind all employees not having medical insurance. There are far more employees employed by chain fast food places and other low paying jobs that don't get medical insurance.
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I dont know if this is something to be proud or ashamed of, but I dont think I have been inside a WalMart ever. Period. I dont think I own anything purchased at WalMart.
EDIT: I just realized, the watch on my wrist was purchased at WalMart for me by someone. I stand corrected.
EDIT: I just realized, the watch on my wrist was purchased at WalMart for me by someone. I stand corrected.
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biggest corportation in the world.
Bigger than any oil company, microsoft, google and so on
EDIT; http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/global500/2008/full_list/ no possibly they are
Bigger than any oil company, microsoft, google and so on
EDIT; http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/global500/2008/full_list/ no possibly they are
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aidan
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Quite possibly..but WalMart has (approximately) 1.6 million employees; fast food places / other minimum wage (or low pay places) that get treated (usually) worse have approximately 2.5 million employees.
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So is the internet, but we are all still on here!