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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Personally,I will never buy anything on line.To begin with,everyone has a different body style and needs to physically try clothes on before buying them.I will miss the ancient ways
ReplyDeleteComputers are pretty cheap now. Just buy one then you can buy your clothes.
DeleteAt this rate it is going to be more like: Back in the day, we actually went to a store rather than have it delivered to our doorstep...
ReplyDeleteI'd hate to think those two businesses are a sign of our ancient civilization.
ReplyDeletecouldnt be less sorry.
ReplyDeleteThe high cost of developing and maintaining a building will make Amazon and the like the world leader.
ReplyDeleteThat's What they Get for Overpricing !!! See Ya !!!
ReplyDeleteThe point here is that the economic is crashing, you don't have all of these store closings if the economy is doing fantastic...
ReplyDelete9:39 Couldn't be more right! It was almost 4 dollars to rent a new release when Blockbuster went under. Toy's R Us's mark up is ridiculous! This is what greed gets you. I never had a problem with customer service at these places, but you were gonnna pay for it
ReplyDeleteHow many people will be employed by Amazon compared to a brick and mortar building?
ReplyDeleteAre all of you guys childless?
Don't you care about employment in the future?
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ReplyDeleteThese idiots cheer for their own enslavement
They have no common sense