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Re: i hate going to walmart
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Posted by the tractor vet on January 23, 2007 at 08:03:53 from (75.19.125.118):
In Reply to: i hate going to walmart posted by gyger-----indiana on January 23, 2007 at 07:28:56:
A for me i don't mind going to Wally World just to see the bottom dwellers that go there for a socal gathering and see just how sloppy pepole dress anymore . And the yunger group with there tattooos and percing it is sad that we have come to this stage . Like in this town at one time if ya needed it it was here now if ya need something that is not packaged in a blister pack ya are not going to find it . At one time there was four place to buy a pair of shoes and work boots 4 clothing stores a sear store not a big one but they had what ya needed and if they did not then in two days it would be there 4 hardware stores and one of them had what ya needed three auto parts store and one auto machine shop that could do anything had a small JC pennys had everything one could want and pepole that cared for your business . Now today we have Walley World and Hommer Depot and Auto Zone and a Nappa and if you are looking for a spark pulgs or points for your tractor neither one has them and have noidea what your talken about and could care less . If your looing for a sleeve of sandpaper ya ain't going to find it here the best your going to get is 5 or 6 sheets of a box of a 100 count wood screws that ain't going to happen . And this town is dieing fast with the closeing of a nother factory the layoffs at several others the homes being repossesed at record rate . And one fo these days the big box stores that drove the littel guys out will pull out because nobody will be able to buy there and don't say that is not going to happen as when there # start to fall in one area they won't wait for things to come back they will close the doors and write it off faster then they can turn off the lites.
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