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Re: OT / big deals with home depo, etc.
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Posted by Dave from MN on April 30, 2007 at 05:34:12 from (65.126.163.182):
In Reply to: OT / big deals with home depo, etc. posted by farmerjohninpa on April 29, 2007 at 20:17:38:
The big box stores thrive and knock out the little guys because thats where we all go. I personally do NOT go to Walmart or Home Depot, for any reason. I will gladly spend a few $ extra at a smaller store. If people quit flocking to these big outlets like herded sheep, things may change. I know around here Mimbach Fleet Supply, and Mills Fleetfarm Are about the only places I shop. If they sold beer and milk I'd have it made, I dont care if it cost a bit more. I will always remember the young lad at "that" store. I went to the lawn and garden area and asked if they carried them garden weasels. He thought about it and said" I dont think we carry that yet, is it for Nintendo or or what?", What!! At Mimbach , even the checkout girls know what , how , and why. Theyre better looking too!
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