Such hate for a Walgreens. Sheesh.

[Anonymous]

http://nowalgreens.tumblr.com/post/2643964938...
http://gothamist.com/2012/07/02/walgreens_doe...

[Bonrop]

Yeah, their hatred of a large corporate entity coming into their neighborhood and not providing necessary products is totally unjustified.

[JTruant]

Don't forget the previous owner who apparently never asked what they intended to do with his business once they bought it. He was just looking for the highest bid.

[Good2]

JTruant wrote:

Don't forget the previous owner who apparently never asked what they intended to do with his business once they bought it. He was just looking for the highest bid.

Money always prevails and the thought of people is NEVER in the picture.

[JTruant]

Good2 wrote:

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Money always prevails and the thought of people is NEVER in the picture.

In America...mostly yes.

Steve Jobs had a $1/year salary.

[chip]

JTruant wrote:

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In America...mostly yes.
Steve Jobs had a $1/year salary.

Salary does not equal compensation.

[mighty megan]

JTruant wrote:

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In America...mostly yes.
Steve Jobs had a $1/year salary.

At wags its just the opposite. Us workers on the front lines get the $1.

[thespaz]

If a business shuts down it is often the businesses fault. In my area we have a group of grocery stores called IGN. A large group of independent stores in a consortium. When Walmart moved into town one stayed open and one shut down. The one that stayed open differentiated there services. look at ACe in my area Lowes moves in and they still keep going by offering unique services. Competition breeds improvement. If you fail to improve it is not your competitors fault,but yours.