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>Maybe we'll see a boycott of WalMart in my lifetime!
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>cheers
I doubt it. Most of the people that regularly shop at Wal-Mart could give a flip, as long as they can get their goods cheap. Heck, the local WallyWorld is usually packed by 1700 (until pretty late at night) with entire families wandering around looking at goods and yammering with their friends - a regular social event.
Bread and circuses, all under one roof.
Dan LeClair
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