Word is that cash flow gets so tight they don't have the money to pay for inventory when they need it. When I worked for Central Tractor they had the same problems although they never saw the location growth that TSC has. It would be nothing for CT to be on credit hold with their vendors until their accounts were brought to current. Many a time a store clerk or manager would be left hanging in the wind by placing an order that only the home office knew would not be filled in a normal amount of time because of payment issues. It must have reached a point where the home office got tired of being blistered over the phone by irate customers so they finally would send a few E-mails letting store personnel know not to place certain orders. Even so I still remember calling vendors and them telling me that CT was on credit hold therefore no goods before the company would admit a problem. One of the things I certainly do not miss about working in a farm supply business. I could stand some part time income but I don't want to make enemies of friends and neighbors because corporate keeps the stores in the dark.
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