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Stealhead · 11-18-13, 05:49 PM

15.7 billion dollars in profit is a bad return are you sure they have been doing poorly the last few years? Maybe you mean that they did not meet projections which is not always one in the same as making a good profit.

Not saying that I agree with Wal-Mart.Many organizations have similar programs for example each branch of the armed forces has an aid society one of the things they do is give food and other aid to active military members who need help(cant afford it).

Why would Sam Walton be upset? They follow his ways to the "T" he ran many places out of business while he was alive there is no such thing as a "nice" businessman some are just much more open than others.

I know a few people that work at Wal-Mart all low end or higher end floor jobs(not managers) from what I gather it seems just about as crappy as any other job and I can easily think of employers much worse than Wally World.

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Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	15.7 billion dollars in profit is a bad return are you sure they have been doing poorly the last few years? Maybe you mean that they did not meet projections which is not always one in the same as making a good profit. Not saying that I agree with Wal-Mart.Many organizations have similar programs for example each branch of the armed forces has an aid society one of the things they do is give food and other aid to active military members who need help(cant afford it). Why would Sam Walton be upset? They follow his ways to the "T" he ran many places out of business while he was alive there is no such thing as a "nice" businessman some are just much more open than others. I know a few people that work at Wal-Mart all low end or higher end floor jobs(not managers) from what I gather it seems just about as crappy as any other job and I can easily think of employers much worse than Wally World.