Posted by Edd in KY on March 13, 2014 at 07:55:50 from (98.23.48.82):
In Reply to: Re: RE:Deleted post posted by oldtanker on March 12, 2014 at 13:15:42:
Yes Walmart has made "stuff" in abundance, available to everyone. I had a fellow living on the farm, in housing that I provided. No savings "$0", no insurance, no home equity, no nothin! He was 50 years old. On Friday night, if he had $10 left, after paying the utilities and groceries...wifey went to Walmart and got rid of the $10 on something.
Sad to see but was probably the same when she went to the local general store( or company store) and exhausted the paycheck.
Still, I hate to see the young couples coming out of Walmart on Friday night, with 2 carts loaded to the top. Many, not all, but many, have no savings, or insurance, or equity, but lots of stuff.
But that is the free enterprise system I believe in.
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