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We travel through big business Wal-Mart to pick out a cheap but decent computer which Wal-Mart is good for. When we go to checkout, which has at least 30 checkout counters, but of course Wal-Mart trying to save a buck only has a max of 5 open counters at 7pm with hundreds of people in their store! The thing I hate more then stupid people is waiting in line for 30 minutes to buy a product! I am there to buy your product, why do you make me wait! There are at lest 20 people in each of the 5 lanes waiting patiently to buy their goods and get out of there without going crazy. I in turn wait patiently reading a magazine trying to pass the time.
Wal-Mart can open a couple more lanes for the customer and they will in turn create more customers! The better you treat your customers, the fewer negatives you give a customer to pass on to their friends, co-workers and readers, the more business you will have and the more support you'll have. I for one have walked out of Wal-Marts before because of this same situation; I don't like to wait 30 minutes for anything I can get somewhere else for the same or cheaper price! For my brothers sake I waited this time.
I don't know what it was, but as I was walking through Wal-Mart today, and saw the masses of clones buying their China made goods, shuffling along with glee throwing anything they can fit in their cart and spending their weekly salary to the one company that is killing small business, the US economy and filling up the coffers of fat Chinese slave labor owners the most. I find it disgusting for even being human. I felt as everyone were mindless monkeys doing what everyone else does? Or is it just me?Wow Aspkin, you're right along the same kind of ranting that I was doing a couple of days ago. I very rarely ever shop at Wal-Mart because I prefer to do shopping wtih American made products, not from China slave labor. Unfortunately, almost every other store has the majority of their items for sale made from China. So if I can't prevent buying items made from China, at least I can avoid the one store who really started a lot of the mass importing.
I find it funny that we're born into the world from our parents. Our parents at the time were probably excited and saying "Oh, how cute of a baby." "I can't wait until she starts crawling." "I can't wait until he has his first day of school." Having a baby is cute and everything, of course until that baby becomes an adult and has to fend for him or her self.
How are adults supposed to feed themselves and provide a shelter for their families when I believe this soceity has gone way past capitalism to the point of exporting jobs to China. That just isn't fair. You'll hear mass media reports talking about illegal immigration of Mexicans and how they take our jobs. Why is the blame put on them when it's big business and its ties to government that allow hundreds of thousands of job to be exported to other countries. Big business has been making billions of dollars in higher profit than they ever used to. And when you hear big business laying off American workers to go overseas, it's not always because they're strapped for cash. It's often because they want to secure ever higher profits to highest elite of the company and stock holders.
Where do we go from here? It's a little scary of the thought of eventually ever bringing anyone into this world, simply because how can someone as a parent guarantee they'll make it okay. It's one thing if someone grows up in a fair economy, but I think our economy is past being fair. I guess I can always get a job at Starbucks to serve the people who can afford $4 and $5 dollar coffee rather than good paying industrial jobs that my parents and grandparents had a greater opportunuity to have.
All I ask, is keep the jobs in the USA, and stop blaming illegal immigration on the problem when so much of it is what I believe should be illegal exportation of jobs.
