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Target's whole business model is basically "pay slightly higher prices in exchange for not having to deal with the Wal-Mart clientele."
Awwww lighten up, and live a little!!!Just get in a motorized wheelchair, and run over their azzes.
Target's whole business model is basically "pay slightly higher prices in exchange for not having to deal with the Wal-Mart clientele."
i went this weekend and this lady had 2 boxes of butter and a bag of oreo double stuffs in her basket.
good point. i never thought of it that way.
That is why I don't shop at Target. My business model is to save money.
It's not a matter of being trash. It's not an ideal situation, but lots of people have jobs that only allow them to run errands like that at odd times of the day/night and childcare is hard to come by at 1:00 AM. For a while my mom was working three jobs to support the two of us and she had to take me along all kinds of places in the middle of the night (grocery shopping and on her pizza route a few times) because it was a better option than leaving me home alone. happens.
I ate at Taqueria Arandas for lunch with my wife's family a couple of weeks ago. Six people ate for $23. At White People Restaurant, that feeds two, not six.That is why I don't shop at Target. My business model is to save money.
The Forbes "richest people in the world" list just came out. I noticed that a 4 way tie for 26th were all named Walton. That was impressive. Combine them and they would be the richest in the world ahead of Bill Gates and Warren Buffet.
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We like the Chinese Kitchen on Wurzbach and Evers. Decent Chinese food, good service and all five of us eat for around $30.
All thanks to papa walton.
not bad. what's dog and cat going for by the pound these days?
We like the Chinese Kitchen on Wurzbach and Evers. Decent Chinese food, good service and all five of us eat for around $30.
Not necessarily. But if it is staffed with Spanish-speaking staff only, if there are no signs in English or English descriptions on products then I'm stuck. I don't speak/read Spanish. I took French in high school and college.
I shop more often at the Target anyway. But if the store changed in such a way that I couldn't find my way around or get assistance, then yeah, I wouldn't shop there. Is that really all that crazy? I don't shop in Chinatown's Asian markets or at the Indian specialty markets for the same reason.
It has nothing to do with not liking people of Hispanic origin. If it converts and I can get what I want/need, then no biggie. It sounds like a smart marketing strategy and more power to them.
I can either go to a different location or I can go to the SuperTarget.
that used to be Albertson's motif vs HEB...... just catch all of the stragglers that don't want to stand in line at HEB.....
in the end, people don't mind standing in line for an extra 10 minutes if it means saving $2.
If you've ever read the story of Sam, he basically lived on a few pennies of every dollar he made until he got going...
...and now his offspring get to live high on the arkiesaw hog. I guess that's how it works...
lol, mexican wal mart
The wife and I went grocery shopping early Sunday morning and we pissed off a lady who was behind us because my wife had some rain checks and the checker had problems keying them in and then we had over $30 in coupons.
Damn Wal Mart is smart.
I'm jealous of their business intelligence.
the only thing i can say is....Fail
WHAT NEXT? change the anthem to spanish?
gtfo...
Pffft... it already is. "Jose, can you see..."
I saw a old man ing to the equally old greeter at my local Wally World once about how the fat people can't even walk to the food these days.
It's anything but fail.
Its working to a growing population and its pandering to majority of said populations in these areas.
It hurts no one, but the people that will shop there will love it and spend alot there.
WalMart is genius.
I concur.
Just like the Shops at La Cantera. They cater to their area. And that is why I've never shopped there.
thats great for wal-mart but the fact of the matter is that we are making it easy for people to live their lives never learning to speak english. imo we do not need to cater to people who are too lazy to learn our NATIONAL language. people seem to forget that the US is an ENGLISH speaking country period.
I don't believe the U.S. has an official national language.
ur kidding right? what language was the declaration of independence written in? english is the correct answer and we need to make sure that everyone who wants to live here full time needs to become fluent in english.
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