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<blockquote data-quote="DavidMcmillan" data-source="post: 3619141" data-attributes="member: 11749">I probably shop at Walmart 3-4 times a month, seldom for more than half a dozen items.&nbsp; I always use the self-check because it&#039;s faster.&nbsp; The thing I like best about WM is the fact that they employ individuals that would likely be unemployed if not for their job with WM.&nbsp; Imagine if you will, whatever job you have now or had before retirement, and some individual higher up the food chain walks past you as you are attempting to do the job that has been assigned to you, and instead of answering the question you asked, they just smile and walk away, or the tell you &quot;no thanks&quot;.When I was in college (53 years ago) I worked a minimum wage job, dealing with the public.&nbsp; Most people were always polite, but I can still remember the ones that were either too important, to busy, or just rude.&nbsp; Those experiences certainly helped in building my outlook on life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DavidMcmillan, post: 3619141, member: 11749"] I probably shop at Walmart 3-4 times a month, seldom for more than half a dozen items. I always use the self-check because it's faster. The thing I like best about WM is the fact that they employ individuals that would likely be unemployed if not for their job with WM. Imagine if you will, whatever job you have now or had before retirement, and some individual higher up the food chain walks past you as you are attempting to do the job that has been assigned to you, and instead of answering the question you asked, they just smile and walk away, or the tell you "no thanks". When I was in college (53 years ago) I worked a minimum wage job, dealing with the public. Most people were always polite, but I can still remember the ones that were either too important, to busy, or just rude. Those experiences certainly helped in building my outlook on life. [/QUOTE]

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