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Re: What Really Happened To CT Farm Country (Central Tractor)
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Posted by George Willer on April 24, 2002 at 06:24:54 from (64.254.131.229):
In Reply to: What Really Happened To CT Farm Country (Central Tractor) posted by Former Corporate Employee on April 23, 2002 at 21:15:53:
I don't know how to successfully run a big company, but then, the QFF management didn't know either. A casual observer could see the collapse coming two years in advance. Even a dummy knows you can't sell merchandise from an empty shelf. It became not worth the trip because they would be out of whatever you needed. The new Tractor Supply is now open in the same building. Wide aisles, open shelves...at first impression, there is only half as much merchandise there. BUT!!! They had EVERYTHING I went after. George Willer
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