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One October night a helper of mine noticed some unusual activity happening across the alley, at the rear door of a store so he called the Police.
The Chief was handling this call. Caught! There she was a local woman, mother, wife, sprinkling "holy water" (she made herself, of course) around the doors of businesses to keep satan away!
(Just as she no doubt heard some other wak-job had been doing in Philadelphia , but he wanted cash donations !?)
The chief advised her to go home and look after her own family..
An extreme family tragedy then did happen a short time later in their household, which possibly need not have happened if she had been home and paying attention to her own family.
I would never wish ill-will upon her or her family. I have always felt sorry for her and people like her because their obsessions with gloom and doom shows me they are miserable people.
Yes. She was Glooming/Dooming long before the real thing found them.

Why can't they be more like this?
When I was a kid, my best friend, Mike and I were in a sporting goods store 25 miles from home, it was Christmas season and the young clerk in the basement of this business had Mike and I rolling on the floor laughing!
All that he was doing was lip-syncing to the looped store musical sound track! (Which he now knew VERY WELL!
Yes, he was rather purposely flamboyant in his gestures!

I guess the thing to remember is crazy people need jobs too.

Originally Posted by Trinity1

We have a walmart near by....we don't go there. I get the whole equal oppurtunity thing and think it's great that they supply jobs for people that would other wise have a hard time finding work. And for the most part I'm sure that most of the employees take their jobs seriously. But then you get the entitled I don't really feel like working and have no mental sensors to know what I should and shouldn't say in front of a customer types. They drive me nuts and in my opinion bring the store down. There's enough of them working at the walmart near us that we won't go in and I'm' sure we're not the only ones.

I have the same situation here. Fortunately, I live in an area with many shopping possibilities. My wife and I usually shop at Target or Fred Meyer for the types of items we might otherwise purchase from a Walmart. I'm no elitist, and I like saving money just as much as the next haunter, but in the case of Walmart, I'm willing to drive an extra two miles to shop somewhere else.

I will admit, however, that I occasionally go through our local Walmart just to see the people.

Let me guess. She is 45 and still lives with her mom.

and tk, we check out walmart at halloween and Christmas. or at least i do

Originally Posted by TK421

I will admit, however, that I occasionally go through our local Walmart just to see the people.

You know you don't have to actually go there to see the weirdos....have you ever been to www.peopleofwalmart.com?

Originally Posted by hallorenescene

and tk, we check out walmart at halloween and Christmas. or at least i do

I can't do it during any holiday shopping season. :/ Heck, I shop online for all of the holidays anymore, just to avoid all of the bad vibes ruining my holiday spirit

Originally Posted by Deadna

You know you don't have to actually go there to see the weirdos....have you ever been to www.peopleofwalmart.com?

www.peopleofwalmart.com is close enough for me too, Deadna