On Sat, 12 Apr 2003 18:53:36 GMT, "Cereoid-XXX"
wrote:

ROTFLMAO.

Yeah sure. That will happen when pigs can fly.

They pay wages that would even be insulting to a master gardener. It really
wouldn't matter who takes care of the plants if those managing the store do
not cooperate.

You go and call the corporate offices. They couldn't care less. To them, the
plants are a just a gimmick they use to attract customers. They simply write
off the losses.

There should be laws requiring a certain degree of minimal care to those who
sell live plants.

And how about the same thing for those who sell live animals? I don't
want to get into the conditions that obtain in so many pet stores!
Talk about cruelty!!! Why isn't this more closely supervised?

Answer: No money; but billions available to go kill Iraqui children.

On the other hand, you can rest assured that Wal-Mart still sells hand
guns!!!!

They are the target of law enforcement for selling guns to felons.
Their excuse: Untrained clerks. Yeah, sure!

I just don't buy in Wal-Mart, period.







Angela Coffey wrote in message
...
I went to my local Wal-Mart Supercenter (in Mount Pleasant, TX) last week
to
look at some flowers for my gardens. They were the most pitiful looking
things I've ever seen! I almost cried! At least 3/4 of their plants
(flowers, veggies, EVERYTHING) was either dead or dying. Seems to me they
should hire some people for that department that know what the hell
they're
doing I'm thinking I may call the corporate offices and complain. Poor
plants, didn't have a chance with the people they've got working there
now!
Maybe I should go work there, LOL! Ok...just wanted to vent...

Angie





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