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To: MNJohnnie
I actually admire Wal Mart, and the fact that it truly is the friend of poor people and working families, even more so than the federal government. Nevertheless, they will not attract the Target/BBB/Trader Joes crowd.

They should continue focusing on their core business model and not make Sears mistake of being all things to all people.

5 posted on 03/07/2006 8:54:55 AM PST by Clemenza (President: North American Hobbit Hunters Society)
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To: Clemenza
I actually admire Wal Mart, and the fact that it truly is the friend of poor people and working families, even more so than the federal government. Nevertheless, they will not attract the Target/BBB/Trader Joes crowd.

Maybe in your neck of the woods, but lots of places don't have Trader Joes. I already see a LOT of rich people at the WalMart I shop in...the parking lot is full of their cars... they are the first to know a good deal when they see one, that's how they got to be rich in the first place.

17 posted on 03/07/2006 9:48:43 AM PST by Red Boots
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