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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Countdown to 55) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > >> Evidently the only business they want is the "retiree" and "stay at home > >> mom" business. Not the "works hard and doesn't get home until 6" > >> customer like me. So I gladly oblige and go to WalMart. > > > >No actually they wanted you too. But after 20 years of people driving buy > >because cheep was more important than a local business community and > >knowledgeable store owners they couldn't afford to stay open... > > > > Not in my neck of the woods. Where I'm at, the local business never *did* have > hours convenient to folks who had to work for a living, even long before > Walmart put in an appearance. Now that Walmart has appeared on the scene, the > small local businesses that are still around *still* don't have any sort of > convenient hours but they've found a great scapegoat in crying foul about > Walmart. But if Walmart packed up and moved on out, would the small local > businesses increase service? Not likely. > > Cindy I agree. Small businesses had inconvenient hours long before Wal-Mart came on the scene. If any are shifting their hours its because of Wal-Mart. I love shopping about 11PM to Midnight on Fridays and Saturdays...Wal-Mart was the first place that allowed me to do it.
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