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Pictures! This discussion is worthless without picture evidence.
What city is this?
Progs though made it into another of many New York plays on the stage. Never forget what you did. I keep waiting for rural areas to start electing their Nazis like Progs do.Clearly, nobody ever stood in a line before Biden became President. Curse him!!!
Sucks to be you. Our stores are full of merchandise and employees.
The line a Kohls was 30 people long and all 8 registers were open and it only took about 5 min to get through the line.
Florida is run by competent people.
I have never obsessed over any politician as the focus of my yuletide festivities, nor would I attempt to scapegoat any one of them for global inflation. That would be silly, and merely revelatory of an irrational, pre-existing prejudice.What did I find? I can tell you what I did not find. I did not find any evidence of millions of jobs created by Joe, can I raise interest rates and taxes tomorrow, Biden.
No, the first two stores I visited no longer exist. They both shut down within the last 3 months, unbeknown to me. Sad.
Then the stores I did enter, had a myriad of check out registers but only one was open with a big, long line winding round the store cuz they only had one person to run it
The shelves where also half empty with next to no selection.
I'm thinking of shopping in Cuba or North Korea next year, I should have better selection
Or I will just sell my soul to the Amazon god Bezos and do all my shopping there like everyone else does, from his massive warehouse that is the size of the state of Texas, with a skeleton crew of employees I'm sure who are underpaid.
In which case you are lying.
Nope, not lying in the least. Your ignorance is not really my problem.
We have relatives in Wheaton, Carol Stream, Joliet, and Cicero. They all say the same things, the stores are not well stocked, the prices are much higher, and the help is low. Where they are in the Chicago area the employees do a good job, there just aren't enough of them.
I have never obsessed over any politician as the focus of my yuletide festivities, nor would I attempt to scapegoat any one of them for global inflation. That would be silly, and merely revelatory of an irrational, pre-existing prejudice.
I'm pleased that unemployment in the U.S. has dropped so precipitously, from 6.7% in December, 2020 to the current 3.7%, of course. That's a good thing.
This will blow your little mind, but there is more to Illinois than just the Chicago area.
Down here in the red part of the state things are different than up there in the big city.
Oh? Mount Vernon? I know Illinois pretty well. I will be there in a month visiting friends. They say the same thing.
Or maybe you are talking about Indiana. Get over that border and things are a tad better.
Especially towards the southern part of the state.
Environmental irresponsibility has clearly contributed to the plight of the planet.The Federal government has caused the economic catastrophe you see before you, alongside many other world governments
Way too far south. You do not know things near as well as you tell yourself.
Funny story for you though. We moved in Oct to a little "village" and they do not even have web pay for our water bill. I ended up being late paying my first water bill and went to the Village Office to pay it and had written out the check with the late fee added. I made a joke to the lady working the counter about being late with my first bill and she said "oh, don't worry, Joan is not here today to mark it late so you will get a 9 dollar credit on your next bill.
Environmental irresponsibility has clearly contributed to the plight of the planet.
It is imperative that nations unite in taking responsibility and redressing the consequences of greed and benighted policies.
Oh? Which big town do you go to to visit a Kohls? They don't exist in small villages.