[kevcol]

Wow...what could go wrong?

5 Walmart employees arrested in shoplifting scandal






Police: 19 Unidentified Victims After Wal Mart Employee Arrested for Taking Photos of Girls

[D_Idaho]

Uhhh... No.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Fact is, Amazon is eating Walmart’s lunch and they have to find some way to stem the tide.

They are just throwing stuff against the wall to see what sticks.

[Fungi]

You have to be crazy to use this “service.” What the hell is Walmart thinking?

[dfwgator]

Have people really gotten this lazy?

[dfwgator]

Bet 99% of the deliveries will be for beer.

[Macoozie]

In the house? no Way.
But . . .

I remember “The Milk Man”.
Dairy products delivered twice a week.
Worked out just fine for many years.

The Paperboy, Postman etc . . . all home deliveries.
(More often than not, male, hence the names. So don’t beat me up about it.)

[falcon99]

Instead of trying idiotic ideas like this, Wal Mart should provide better service in their stores. In the several Wal Mart stores around us it is rare to find an employee to provide help when you can’t find something (unless it is restock day). Or put their efforts towards better online service/support which is severely lacking.

[Vaduz]

Indeed just what people need another way to be fat and lazy.

[upchuck]

Sounds like a plot to make liability lawyers very wealthy.

[upchuck]

Walmart announced Friday that it will begin testing a new service that allows employees to enter a customer’s home and stock their fridge, to alleviate the stress of shopping.

I've been to some Wal*marts where the shopping was stressful. Fortunately, the Wallys around here don't have that problem. Shopping there is about stress free as you can get.