My theory is that they're unfortunate souls damned to wander the grand universe that is Wal*Mart. They're all connected, you see, and that's why they're always full of the same people, no matter where you are.
I'd write a short story about it, but my name's not Jean-Paul, Albert, or Eugene, and I don't live in mid twentieth century Europe. Ahh, the angst.
I'm not defending Wal-Mart, but I wondered about this one. The site says "Only 38% of Wal-Mart employees have company provided health insurance--compared to a national average that shows 60% of employees are covered by company plans.
Interesting. Does this mean that only 38% take advantage of health benefits or that 38% are eligible for them? I would imagine that many women and students who work there participate in a spouse's or parent's plan. Senior Citizens are covered by Medicare. According to Wal-M
walmart==evil (Score:1)
My uncle calls shopping at walmart on a weekend "the american experiance", packed full of rednecks and families with screaming brats :)
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Yeah, people from the working class are a drag! I don't want to know they exist!
Wal*Mart Shoppers (Score:3, Funny)
I'd write a short story about it, but my name's not Jean-Paul, Albert, or Eugene, and I don't live in mid twentieth century Europe. Ahh, the angst.
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Health Benefits (Score:1)
Interesting. Does this mean that only 38% take advantage of health benefits or that 38% are eligible for them? I would imagine that many women and students who work there participate in a spouse's or parent's plan. Senior Citizens are covered by Medicare. According to Wal-M