So, with these 39 companies, what would have us do?
Adobe... all the computer flash stuff is their copyright.
American Cancer Society ... I’m a survivor.
American Express ... don’t use them.
AT&T ... the only phone system in the area that’s reliable.
Avon ... I’m a guy, and i don’t collect anymore.
Bank of America .. they are so anti-American from several years back.
Bath & Body Works ... there is not one in town.
Ben & Jerry’s .... already on my queer list.
Clorox ... I’m allergic to bleach.
Coca-Cola ... too much sugar per can for a diabetic.
Converse ... ain’t what they were.
Deutsche Bank ... nicht schprecken sie deutsch.
Dockers ... too expensive.
Energizer ... the only batteries wireless keyboards work well with.
Expedia ... homebound.
ExxonMobil ... ride the bus.
Fannie Mae ... rent.
Groupon ... don’t do that.
Intuit ... I keep my own books in pen and paper.
Johnson & Johnson ... Curad stuff is second rat.
La Senza ... who d’at?
Levi Strauss ... nope.
Liberty Mutual ...bus.
Macy’s ... already on the queer list.
March of Dimes ... percentage of influx not enough, no.
Microsoft ... oh well.
Morgan Stanley ... sold my portfolio years ago.
Nike ... made for thin European feet, last i looked at the factory in oregon.
Oracle ... server stuff, i pay the cable company for that.
PepsiCo ... too many sugars, like Coke.
Pfizer ... The V.A. dispenses my meds, don’t know.
Progressive ... bus
Starbucks ... anti-gun, race baiting queers.
Susan G. Komen ... i’m a guy.
Tostitos .. nope.
Unilever ... oh well.
United Way ... nope.
Verizon ... nope.
Wells Fargo ... didn’t like them as a bank.
“Microsoft ... oh well.”
Consider Lenux next time you need a new computer.
Dell, WOW! (good for seniors, folks who don’t want the hassle), and others, have Lenux installed.
And if you’re more computer saavy than I am, you can install Lenux yourself.
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BTW, you are wrong about Starbucks.
<><> Starbuck's coffee shop recently had the most poignant Memorial Day salute to the fallen:
As you walk in, at the entrance, a table is set, covered w/ a pristine white cloth, with one place setting and a fallen soldier's camouflage hat. The place setting and overturned wine glass await the fallen soldier... a bud vase w/ a red rose, and a lighted votive candle salutes our fallen heroes.
It brought tears to the eyes of many coffee buyers.
At Starbuck's near military bases---soldiers get free coffee all day--their kids get cake pops.
<><> CEO Howard Schultz is in a program to encourage US industry to hire vets.
<><> Schultz has come out for conceal/carry---and though he has said he would prefer guns not be brought into Starbucks, I have seen coffee buyers sporting hip holsters at the counter.