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Posted by disappointed Central tractor shopper on October 05, 2000 at 13:45:41 from (209.130.130.11):
In Reply to: Re: Central Tractor/Farm and Family posted by Dave 2N on October 05, 2000 at 11:01:49:
I use to go there all the time. Every time Central tractor has a buy out , things get worse.Myself and many other people I talk to hardly ever go there any more. It's getting to be like another japanese junk yard , sort of speak. Even the help has went down hill. The help in one of the stores is oriental help , and young kids. I don't have anything against oriental peaple or young kids. But they don't know anything , and can not speak or understand english. Because they are kids , they think it is a big playground , from what I have seen. It is not the helps fault. The help just has to grow up first , before running a buisness. This is what is happening all over this country. They hire these types of employee's because they are cheap. Like I said , they don't know anything. I hope these buisinesses go belly up. If so , they won't be around to take advantage of forieners and kids. This country is heading for big big trouble. How come everyone see's this exept the rich and polititions. We all know the answer to that.
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