Okay so today is a day of soap boxing...Why is it when I walk into Wal-mart 9 times out of 10 I can't find what I'm looking for and if I ask someone who works there where it is; they don't know either...I mean why should they, right?
Why is it when I check out at Wal-mart at least one of the things I have purchased comes up the wrong price (usually not in my favor) and I either wait for someone to verify the price and make everyone in line behind me glare and make comments about ME taking so long...right! Then I usually end up going to a different store to find what I needed and at the price claimed on the little sticker in front of the item...Is that really to much to ask for!
Are my expectation too high that I can't even shop at a one-stop-shop like Wal-mart?
Thanks for humoring me!
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"Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless."
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2 comments:
I am with you on that one Heather. It happens everytime. I just try to steer clear of Walmart unless I absolutely have to.
Amen sister! I think it may have something to do with the fact that you have to have a lower than normal IQ to acquire employment at that company. I avoid Wal-Mart at ALL costs. There are days that I am happy to pay twice the price at Target to get through a line that is not 10 people deep, and be checked out by someone who has a full set of teeth.
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