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kas125 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Nov-29-10 01:23 PM
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33. I didn't know they do that at Costco. My friends shop there
Edited on Mon Nov-29-10 01:28 PM by kas125
and I've considered becoming a member, but if you're saying they treat their customers like thieves the way Walmart does, I won't.
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  -Woman arrested after pushing 100-year-old Wal-Mart greeter HereSince1628  Nov-29-10 12:36 PM   #0 
  - Thank them for their concern and then walk past them  ProgressiveProfessor   Nov-29-10 12:38 PM   #1 
  - Are you saying  GKirk   Nov-29-10 12:58 PM   #20 
     - Absolutely within her rights! We do not have to show them  kas125   Nov-29-10 01:05 PM   #25 
     - Bleh. Not the issue I will hang my hat on.  joeglow3   Nov-29-10 01:15 PM   #28 
     - I don't battle, I just won't show my receipt when I don't  kas125   Nov-29-10 01:21 PM   #31 
        - I don't even slow down.  MedicalAdmin   Nov-29-10 03:18 PM   #51 
     - I take it you don't shop at Costco?  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 01:16 PM   #29 
     - I didn't know they do that at Costco. My friends shop there  kas125   Nov-29-10 01:23 PM   #33 
     - Yah, but at costco it is a little different.  MedicalAdmin   Nov-29-10 03:22 PM   #52 
        - Most Costco locations aren't union.  Codeine   Nov-29-10 05:58 PM   #69 
        - In my area Price Club was taken over by Sam's Club (Sam Walton).  Raine   Nov-29-10 08:44 PM   #79 
        - Of course it's "different at costco", because it's not walmart right? gotcha! wink wink  madmom   Nov-29-10 06:08 PM   #71 
     - It is part of the membership agreement  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-29-10 01:24 PM   #34 
        - True... I don't shop at Wally World at all....  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 01:29 PM   #36 
           - I avoid Wally world except ... Mexico City, you can't down there  nadinbrzezinski   Nov-29-10 06:44 PM   #74 
     - Actually  lakerboy   Nov-29-10 01:40 PM   #37 
     - Okay, I did just look it up and it says -  kas125   Nov-29-10 01:49 PM   #39 
     - Sort of...  ProgressiveProfessor   Nov-29-10 02:02 PM   #41 
     - Laker boy.  MedicalAdmin   Nov-29-10 03:25 PM   #53 
     - In the real world, stores that don't have bags large enough for their merchandise  rocktivity   Nov-29-10 02:16 PM   #43 
     - +1,000,000  liberalhistorian   Nov-29-10 04:07 PM   #57 
     - I believe legally  LawnLover   Nov-29-10 04:18 PM   #61 
     - She was within her rights to ignore the woman. She was most  liberalhistorian   Nov-29-10 04:06 PM   #56 
     - Not only was she within her rights, but fuck greeters, generally speaking  AlabamaLibrul   Nov-29-10 04:11 PM   #58 
  - Burying the lede: Walmart has a 100-year old greeter?!!!  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 12:39 PM   #2 
  - She probably enjoys the job.  wtmusic   Nov-29-10 12:42 PM   #6 
  - How can we assume either way. They didn't even ask...  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 12:45 PM   #11 
     - We can't  wtmusic   Nov-29-10 12:59 PM   #22 
     - That would be the logical assumption, given how rare it is  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 01:02 PM   #23 
        - OK.  wtmusic   Nov-29-10 01:07 PM   #26 
           - I do too... well into their 80s...  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 01:10 PM   #27 
     - It's in the article.  Le Taz Hot   Nov-30-10 10:27 AM   #83 
  - Is it possible the 100 year old greeter *wants* to work rather than  Obamanaut   Nov-29-10 12:43 PM   #7 
  - Thus the buried lede... Did they even ask that?  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 12:44 PM   #9 
  - No! We don't want to know if she needs the money.  Gormy Cuss   Nov-29-10 01:48 PM   #38 
  - I know that that was the case with my husband's grandmother,  liberalhistorian   Nov-29-10 04:12 PM   #59 
  - if she's collecting widows SS she probably only gets 300 a month  elehhhhna   Nov-29-10 06:44 PM   #75 
  - Perhaps she's working  emilyg   Nov-29-10 12:44 PM   #10 
  - And once again, my point is they didn't even ask.  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 12:46 PM   #12 
     - No, its a story of a 100 year old woman being assaulted  kctim   Nov-29-10 12:48 PM   #13 
     - That's like saying...  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 12:54 PM   #18 
     - There was news coverage of her back in August  HereSince1628   Nov-29-10 12:53 PM   #17 
        - I hope not..... n/t  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 12:55 PM   #19 
  - There are many people who choose to work past retirement age because they want to.  Arkansas Granny   Nov-29-10 01:16 PM   #30 
  - If you would read through the other posts, you would see that is  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 01:26 PM   #35 
  - I think part of the reason people work beyond retirement when  liberalhistorian   Nov-29-10 04:15 PM   #60 
  - Which is worse at 100? Working or begging?  JackintheGreen   Nov-29-10 02:05 PM   #42 
  - Surely, you aren't suggesting I was criticising...  hlthe2b   Nov-29-10 03:29 PM   #55 
  - But people are living longer!  Enthusiast   Nov-29-10 03:14 PM   #50 
  - That is probably true.  MedicalAdmin   Nov-29-10 03:28 PM   #54 
  - And I bet they were paying her the same wages earned in 1925 when she was 15 years old.  AnArmyVeteran   Nov-29-10 04:29 PM   #64 
  - Isn't it great that our 100-year olds are healthy enough  displacedvermoter   Nov-29-10 12:40 PM   #3 
  - Yeah it's wonderful.  AnArmyVeteran   Nov-29-10 04:34 PM   #66 
  - Dupe!  displacedvermoter   Nov-29-10 12:40 PM   #4 
  - It also doesn't say whether she'd paid for the bottles or not!  LisaM   Nov-29-10 12:41 PM   #5 
  - That greeter had 100 yrs to pull self up by bootstraps, but works at SprawlMart?  leftstreet   Nov-29-10 12:43 PM   #8 
  - In Aug. in a column she claimed she'd be dead without WalMart  HereSince1628   Nov-29-10 12:49 PM   #15 
  - This story is terrible in every way imaginable.  glen123098   Nov-29-10 12:49 PM   #14 
  - That is horrible but the 100 year old lady should not have been there.  bluedigger   Nov-29-10 12:51 PM   #16 
  - She doesn't sound that fragile the person pushed her down  TNLib   Nov-29-10 05:59 PM   #70 
  - I was bowling with a gentleman who will be 104 next summer, he won!  madmom   Nov-29-10 06:13 PM   #72 
  - Ah, peace on earth, goodwill to men.  flvegan   Nov-29-10 12:59 PM   #21 
  - It wouldn't have happened  Still Sensible   Nov-29-10 01:02 PM   #24 
  - omg.  Hannah Bell   Nov-29-10 01:22 PM   #32 
  - Why get upset at an inquisitive 100yr old?!? Just walk away briskly and they can't keep up.  OneTenthofOnePercent   Nov-29-10 01:53 PM   #40 
  - Why in the world is a 100 year old woman WORKING at her age?! WTF?!  earth mom   Nov-29-10 02:17 PM   #44 
  - Choice I would suspect  ProgressiveProfessor   Nov-29-10 02:21 PM   #45 
  - The article said she works because she needs the money.Walmart says the people there are like family  earth mom   Nov-29-10 02:41 PM   #47 
     - I don't see in the article wher it says she works 'cause she needs the money.  Kaleva   Nov-29-10 03:01 PM   #49 
        - Speelman saidMonday that her employers treat her well but that she works because she needs the money  earth mom   Nov-29-10 04:23 PM   #62 
           - Thanks! Somehow missed that sentence completely.  Kaleva   Nov-29-10 05:52 PM   #68 
  - She probably likes people, and wanted something to do that she'd get paid for  slackmaster   Nov-29-10 04:25 PM   #63 
  - She may not even get Social Security  Alcibiades   Nov-29-10 06:50 PM   #76 
  - Mental illness?  KillCapitalism   Nov-29-10 08:56 PM   #80 
  - We have a greeter at  emilyg   Nov-29-10 02:29 PM   #46 
  - He wasn't an off-duty cop  Tsiyu   Nov-29-10 02:54 PM   #48 
  - Exactly the reason you won't find me in Walmart...  4_TN_TITANS   Nov-29-10 04:29 PM   #65 
  - Unless it's their own business - you really should not  xchrom   Nov-29-10 05:01 PM   #67 
  - see post #72  madmom   Nov-29-10 06:15 PM   #73 
     - I read the whole thread before I responded.  xchrom   Nov-29-10 08:18 PM   #77 
        - I think the older person knows more about their frailty than an anonymous internet  madmom   Nov-30-10 10:20 AM   #81 
           - anyone -- anyone who is 100 years old is this: 3. Easily broken or destroyed; fragile.  xchrom   Nov-30-10 10:46 AM   #84 
              - Oh bull shit. I know young people who are "frail" why not push them aside as well. Get off your  madmom   Nov-30-10 11:38 AM   #85 
                 - whatever -- it's irresponsible and inappropriate.  xchrom   Nov-30-10 11:41 AM   #86 
                    - Nope it's not my way, it's the way of a free society that let's people decide on their own whether  madmom   Nov-30-10 01:58 PM   #87 
  - 63 year age difference. Unfair fight!  Liberal_in_LA   Nov-29-10 08:22 PM   #78 
  - The REAL crime here  Le Taz Hot   Nov-30-10 10:26 AM   #82 
 

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