Posted on 12/23/2009 3:21:53 PM PST by Daniel T. Zanoza
The other day, my wife and I visited a Best Buy store in the Chicagoland area and were pleasantly surprised. As we were checking out, the young cashier went out of her way to wish us both a very merry Christmas. My wife and I were taken aback by the young lady's obvious enjoyment in extending her greeting, to the point it was a topic of conversation as we left the store.
Shortly afterward, I received an e-mail sent out by an individual who was supporting a boycott of Best Buy. The individual was forwarding an e-mail he had received which, unbeknownst to him, referred to outdated information regarding Best Buy's policy related to Christmas greetings issued by employees (or the lack thereof) to their customers. The e-mail suggested Best Buy was ...
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I’ve been avoiding them simply because of the “Merry Christmas” issue. But if they’ve changed, then I’ll patronize them once again.
Thanks for letting us know.
(Someone posted here yesterday that Snopes is run by a couple of liberals! It figures their info. would be suspect, IMO!)
my sister runs everything thru Snopes, and is quick to send u the link with what Snopes says.
I will let her know the liberal connection!
Don’t believe it. Snopes is run by two lefties. It can’t be trusted for things such as this.
There are good websites that track Christmas friendliness.
http://standforchristmas.com/pages/retailer_ratings/retailer:3
Best Buy gets a very bad rating.
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