To: ASaneGuy
WallyWorld is BAD for America's small business. example: I work for a small distributor of Texaco products. Joe Sixpack can go to WalMart and buy a case of Havoline oil at a price CHEAPER than we can buy it straight from Texaco!
IT AINT RIGHT!
To: Knurd Rebos
I work for a small distributor of Texaco products. Joe Sixpack can go to WalMart and buy a case of Havoline oil at a price CHEAPER than we can buy it straight from Texaco! Cut overhead, reduce waste, cut profit margins and compete. Otherwise, find a new business.
To: Knurd Rebos
Capitolism...........get used to it.
12 posted on
08/13/2002 2:45:50 PM PDT by
TheCause
To: Knurd Rebos
WallyWorld is BAD for America's small business. example: I work for a small distributor of Texaco products. Joe Sixpack can go to WalMart and buy a case of Havoline oil at a price CHEAPER than we can buy it straight from Texaco! IT AINT RIGHT!No, it ain't right, but your complaint is with Texaco, not WalMart.
15 posted on
08/13/2002 2:49:55 PM PDT by
sphinx
To: Knurd Rebos
Volume, VOLume, VOLUME! I know it ain't right - but it is capitalism. I think Walmart is paying around 7-10 bucks an hour - it makes more sense than paying the minimum wage because then you have less turnover and turnover costs money.
I know that Walmart gets lots of their stuff from the chicoms - but damn - everything in the store is cheap. I don't get my clothes there (Target/EB), or know anyone that does, but they have tons of stuff for cheap.
To: Knurd Rebos
Last year my Lawn Mower started making an awful banging noise (probably due to the fact that I ran it out of oil once). It had a Briggs and Stratton engine. I went to a lawnmower repair shop and found out that it would cost more to repair the lawnmower than to purchase a new one from Walmart -
I ended up buying a new, self-propelled mower on clearance at Walmart for $100, and threw the old one away.
17 posted on
08/13/2002 2:55:27 PM PDT by
RFH
To: Knurd Rebos
Joe Sixpack can go to WalMart and buy a case of Havoline oil at a price CHEAPER than we can buy it straight from Texaco! Why don't you buy your texaco oil at Wal-Mart then?
20 posted on
08/13/2002 3:33:41 PM PDT by
chainsaw
To: Knurd Rebos
I work for a small distributor of Texaco products. Joe Sixpack can go to WalMart and buy a case of Havoline oil at a price CHEAPER than we can buy it straight from Texaco!
Cut overhead, reduce waste, cut profit margins and compete. Otherwise, find a new business.
Concur. the squeeze produces discomfort, but it is the way business is always done. The inefficient and obsolete must perish. To survive a company must find ways to compete.
39 posted on
08/15/2002 6:55:11 AM PDT by
bert
To: Knurd Rebos
It is right. It's called the "free market". Check into that sometime. Wal-Mart sells their guns cheaper than I can get them shipped from distributors, too. I can't say I like that state of affairs, but I deal with it by carrying a different line of guns than they do. Heck, I buy most of my ammo from Wal-Mart because it's cheaper than ordering from distributors.
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