we live near a super center and super super center. I could not tell you the last time I’ve been there, as I received lots of info from a 30 year employee and they refused to take back a broken phone.
S. Snider
on October 27, 2007 at 7:47 am
That store which shall remain nameless is insidiously seductive–thanks for the reminder!
Hey Doug! Check out a recent UTube video on how this is starting to hit home in the surrounding community. Co-produced by Fiona Mahar-Milani, David Diaz and Jordan Snelgrove as part of a youth filmmaking program at the Lyric called Blacksburg Stories.
I just saw this posted. My daughter is Fiona and she was 12 when she co-produced this. These kids were thrown out of Wal-mart the day they video taped the part in front of the store.
I am appreciative that the Lyric Theatre and Va. Tech allowed the kids to produce this video of the truth behind the “savings”
Suki
we live near a super center and super super center. I could not tell you the last time I’ve been there, as I received lots of info from a 30 year employee and they refused to take back a broken phone.
That store which shall remain nameless is insidiously seductive–thanks for the reminder!
Hey Doug! Check out a recent UTube video on how this is starting to hit home in the surrounding community. Co-produced by Fiona Mahar-Milani, David Diaz and Jordan Snelgrove as part of a youth filmmaking program at the Lyric called Blacksburg Stories.
I just saw this posted. My daughter is Fiona and she was 12 when she co-produced this. These kids were thrown out of Wal-mart the day they video taped the part in front of the store.
I am appreciative that the Lyric Theatre and Va. Tech allowed the kids to produce this video of the truth behind the “savings”
Suki