Why Wal*Mart is Evil
Wal*Mart, the biggest store franchise in America, with low-prices, a large workforce and more stores then you can possibly count. So why is it that whenever you leave the store you feel drained of all your energy. Is it the incredible amount of congestion in the aisles, or maybe was it the all the people walking around in NASCAR shirts, fuzzy slippers and sweat pants?
So you say well, I will just go somewhere else… but you can’t. Wal*Mart has taken over America; there are hardly any other stores. Not to mention, they match any price on any sales-ad that you have, so there are no cheaper prices anywhere, which means you are basically forced to shop there. You put it off for days because you dread it, but eventually you have to go. And upon walking into the store you pick the best cart you can possibly find, and walk by the toothless old greeter. Eventually you have to squeeze down a narrow aisle full of items, and if you are lucky a small child hits you...
2006-12-07
11:11:37
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their mothers shopping cart. When you finally get done, you head over to the checkout aisles and only 3 of the possible 18 are open. Which forces customers to go through Wal*Mart’s answer to the slow check out line, the Self-Check-Out line. The whole machine ends up messing up anyway, either repeating the same thing over and over, or freezing in general causing the clueless Self-Check-Out official to come and try to help. Upon leaving you have to attempt to pass the greeter at the exit and have to push your
cart through that mysterious puddle and over the bumpy tile; causing so much noise that it prohibits a clean get-away. Which then is the greeter’s opportunity to chase you down and prohibit you from leaving the store until you show your reciept.But that is only the consumer, they have a franchise that puts many smaller businesses out of commission and destroys many more jobs than it creates. Not to mention Wal*Mart makes over 9 billion dollars in sales annually and employees...
2006-12-07
11:12:37 ·
update #1
still get horrible wages and very limited working hours that cannot pay for the health care that Wal*Mart provides, many of them even qualify for food stamps. Wal*Mart: always low wages, always.
2006-12-07
11:12:50 ·
update #2