People don't want PS3's cause the hype is over...
most people only wanted them to sell on ebay to make a profit anyway...
truth be told if you took the profit auctions out of the equations and let people buy the consoles they wanted, there would probably have been no rush at all...
(same for the Wii in britain IMO).
walmart isn't a bad company (IMO), they are the biggest and best exqmple of capitolism that you could ever hope to find.
anyone who doesn't liek walmart should go live in soviet russia for a while and see what they'd prefere...
IMO, if you're a baker, and your bakery closes down cause walmart sell bread cheaper, then you should probably just go work as a baker in walmart.
same for grocerys etc...
*most* people reaslise that tif they buy produce locally then it's normally fresher and better, it's up to the individuals to decide what they want and where they should buy it...
I live in a large city, and still manage to have an organic supermarket just around the corner, I buy all my fruit and veg from a green grocers, and if I wanted to, I could buy all my meat from local butchers as well...
that's as well as there being 2 24 hour asda walmarts in the town, 1 asda walmart with normal hours, 3 morrisons supermarkets, 3 24 hour tesco a dngod knows how many more regular hours/tesco local/tesco metro stores.
as well as a ton of co-op supermarkets.
people that complain that their town was destroyed by walmart are the same people who put all their money into walmart to save a few buck and made it so all the local businesses had to give up...
most people only wanted them to sell on ebay to make a profit anyway...
truth be told if you took the profit auctions out of the equations and let people buy the consoles they wanted, there would probably have been no rush at all...
(same for the Wii in britain IMO).
walmart isn't a bad company (IMO), they are the biggest and best exqmple of capitolism that you could ever hope to find.
anyone who doesn't liek walmart should go live in soviet russia for a while and see what they'd prefere...
IMO, if you're a baker, and your bakery closes down cause walmart sell bread cheaper, then you should probably just go work as a baker in walmart.
same for grocerys etc...
*most* people reaslise that tif they buy produce locally then it's normally fresher and better, it's up to the individuals to decide what they want and where they should buy it...
I live in a large city, and still manage to have an organic supermarket just around the corner, I buy all my fruit and veg from a green grocers, and if I wanted to, I could buy all my meat from local butchers as well...
that's as well as there being 2 24 hour asda walmarts in the town, 1 asda walmart with normal hours, 3 morrisons supermarkets, 3 24 hour tesco a dngod knows how many more regular hours/tesco local/tesco metro stores.
as well as a ton of co-op supermarkets.
people that complain that their town was destroyed by walmart are the same people who put all their money into walmart to save a few buck and made it so all the local businesses had to give up...