>>>>>so they're idea to boost sales is to get a bunch of dumbass rednecks in the store? - brilliant! (except I doubt they have much $ to spend)
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seven straight quarters of sales declines at U.S. stores open at least a year>>>>v.
>>>>Increasing sales year over year at Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Dollar General, 99 Cents Only
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http://stocks.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/2011/Family-Dollar-Still-Plans-To-Grow-FDO-DG-NDN-DLTR-FRED-BIG-CVS-WAG0401.aspx?partner=YahooSA>>>>
>>>>Individually, they may not have much to spend but that's the whole concept of volume. Their former customers voted with their flip-flopped feet. ;)
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>>>I shouldn't write this, but ROFL!
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>>And its good to know that snobbery and class are alive and kicking in the USA. How dare these untermensch live and shop in your fair country.
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>Seriously, "redneck humor" is not the same as snobbery and class separation. I eat chicken from KFC. I watch NASCAR. We have had comics and entire ranges of "Redneck comedians." Have you heard of "You know you're a redneck when..." I think when there is real snobbery and class separation, it all looks like it from afar.
Jeff Foxworthy. If it's meant humorously, that's one thing. I didn't think Keven meant it humorously at all.
"If your working TV sits on top of your non-working TV, you might be a redneck."
"If you have a matching set of salad bowls and they all say Cool Whip on em, you might be a redneck."
"If you go to a family reunion to meet girls, you might be a redneck."
It's really better to laugh and just let the opinions go. (John Prine again -- "I could have had me a million more friends / And all I had to lose was my point of view") For your enjoyment --
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbXkP_GZjsEhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7qZIRtbFJ8
