Muscatine

Might I suggest "Chosied"?  Might save a lot of confusion. 

tom

it sounds to me like your calling me a liar and I dont appreciate that! within 3 weeks this happened.we were on our way to A wedding and it started making a loud noise.we had it towed to Steve curries . when he called me he said the lugnut was not tightened .he knew the tires were new.we had no idea it was that until he told us.he also said it was a good thing we stopped when we did because the tire could have fallen off.I cant tell you all the damage caused by it I'm no mechanic .all I can tell you is it cost us about 400.00 to fix.tom do you think all the people who complain about walmart are liars I dont think so.wake up TOM  walmart sucks.you must still be on payroll to defend them like you do cause everyone knows the place is run by a bunch of idiots.maybe that's what happened to you they fogged you head.you might be tired of hearing people complain but ..they cant all be wrong or liars. have A good day!

Sorry Wroe that you took offense!  I had NO intention of making it sound like I was calling you a liar.  For that I apologize.  And yes, I DO work for Wal-Mart.  I'm retired, and these folks treat me REAL good!  As for Curry's, they've done work for me in the past, and that's all I'll say.  IF you had a $400 issue because of a Wal-Mart issue (normally more than a set of tires), you SHOULD have brought the problem/complaint back to the store, where it WOULD have been resolved to YOUR satisfaction!  It just REALLY bends me out of shape, when folks accuse us of pulling bone head moves, and then bad mouth us, without letting us know about the problem, and letting US rectify the situation.  (again, to YOUR satisfaction).  Within this 3 week time frame that you talk about, we have probably installed 200 sets of tires (without a complaint).  And, I might add, not that it matters, but, 3 weeks ago, we were extremely short staffed, due to the flooding in the surrounding area, with some associates called up for active duty to help deal with the flood.  I know that during that time frame, I have 32 hours of overtime, just so that we could try to staff the hours that we are open.  I KNOW we had a LOT of burned out people after this.  Again, that's NO excuse, but, People ARE human, AND, mistakes CAN happen.  That's why WE stand (usually OVER) 100% behind our products and work!  IF you have a flat tire today, where you gonna go to have it fixed?  ESPECIALLY if you HATE doing business with the type of people that you say WE are.  Have a GREAT 4th. of July, and REMEMBER, ONE, OR MORE  OF THOSE IDIOTS (FROM WAL-MART), FOUGHT SO THAT YOU COULD SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS WITH THE REST OF US!  Tom.  

Interesting.

There's a thousand acres becoming clear
Cut down the forest, the big one's here
Cover the ground with a mass of tar
Make sure there's room for every car
One floor half mile massive sprawl
One store wonder super mall
It's spreading out far and wide
Taking over the countryside
Say goodbye to your forests, they're going down
Wal-Mart is coming to town

Your sons and daughters will have a fit
At the mountains of plastic sh!t
Chinese prisoners will sweat and bleed
And you'll get all the stuff you need
Walton's children profits reap
Buying low and selling cheap
And what happens to mom and pop
Turn the key and close the shop
Say goodbye to your city, it's shutting down
Wal-Mart is coming to town

There goes the local department store
See the diner shut it's door
No more neighbors you can meet
More ghosts than people on the street
No more jobs with living pay
Sam Walton took it all away
Beneath fluorescent lights they'll work you bare
The lucky ones can get on welfare
Forget your children's cap and gown
Wal-Mart is coming to town

No more local five and dime
It's all just Wal-Mart overtime
But you can work all you want, night and day
As long as you can stand the pay
Just don't get sick or have a kid
You'll end up like the last one did
On the street and unemployed
In a town that's been destroyed
Where misery has become a noun
Wal-Mart is coming to town

Bringing the whole country down
Wal-Mart is coming to town