Posted by Kansas4010 on August 08, 2020 at 05:34:01 from (107.77.210.59):
In Reply to: I ain't real smart posted by Grandpa love on August 08, 2020 at 04:34:54:
I completely agree with this whole thing being a hoax. What I don't understand is why everyone hates Walmart and wants them to shut down. I know for a fact some of their employees have come down with the Crayola. You may not like them or their business practices but they are absolutely essential. In many places they are the only source for groceries and other essentials. They can't shut them down. In my little town the local grocery store just shut down last month. Personally I think good riddance to him. He was price gouging the town to the point it was actually cheaper to drive 30 miles to a Walmart to shop. I heard him bragging that he was setting the prices just to nail the elderly people around here that couldn't drive that far. Most of those older people have now passed away and he had no more customers.
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