Anyone boycotting anything?
I did not agree with the protest. It felt like blackmail. So I shopped while it was going on yesterday and stepped over protestors. Had to nudge one away from the frozen food cooler door he was blocking. They exercised their right to free speech. I exercised mine.
Quote: beachbumbabsPublix is the community leader in planned giving in nearly every Florida town. They are beyond generous. I could go on for pages about their good relations, employee policies, and shopping there.
I did not agree with the protest. It felt like blackmail. So I shopped while it was going on yesterday and stepped over protestors. Had to nudge one away from the frozen food cooler door he was blocking. They exercised their right to free speech. I exercised mine.
That’s a perfect time to “trip” over one and smash into another. Or just step on them.
What are they even protesting?
Quote: RSWhat are they even protesting?
They donated $$ to a campaign of one of the GOP nominees who is Pro-2A
Quote: beachbumbabsPublix is the community leader in planned giving in nearly every Florida town. They are beyond generous. I could go on for pages about their good relations, employee policies, and shopping there.
I did not agree with the protest. It felt like blackmail. So I shopped while it was going on yesterday and stepped over protestors. Had to nudge one away from the frozen food cooler door he was blocking. They exercised their right to free speech. I exercised mine.
I love shopping at Publix. The options by me are Winn Dixie and Publix and they have much nicer cleaner, newer stores. Prices are actually better than PA on many items and the deli is top notch for sandwiches. Produce is fresh and the meats are good. Only complaint is they took the cash from the major beer companies and shut out the little guys for the most part but they are not alone in that aspect.
As for the protest, it does appear they donated to causes on both sides and in the end nobody wins when they cut everyone off. Sign of the times.
Quote: Bozand the deli is top notch for sandwiches.
When we took road trips in the south..that was the reason why we stopped at publix..I miss them.
portapotties.
I'm boycotting the Strip. I really hate
it, always have. I love DT. Every time
I go to the Strip I regret it. Too much
time wasted, too many people, too
much walking, too much everything.
Screw the Strip, I just pretend DT is all
there is to Vegas. It never lets me down.
Quote: EvenBobWhat's a Publix, sounds like a row of fiberglas
portapotties.
I'm boycotting the Strip. I really hate
it, always have. I love DT. Every time
I go to the Strip I regret it. Too much
time wasted, too many people, too
much walking, too much everything.
Screw the Strip, I just pretend DT is all
there is to Vegas. It never lets me down.
Oh, how often do you visit Vegas? Perhaps we should grab a coffee sometime (Black with extra sugar, of course).
Quote: EvenBobWhat's a Publix, sounds like a row of fiberglas
portapotties.
I'm boycotting the Strip. I really hate
it, always have. I love DT. Every time
I go to the Strip I regret it. Too much
time wasted, too many people, too
much walking, too much everything.
Screw the Strip, I just pretend DT is all
there is to Vegas. It never lets me down.
Besides work, i only go on the strip if family/friends are in town.
Downtown is the same
Southpoint/M/Silverton are the places i like to go to..close to home and M has the best restaurants IMO.
Quote: RSOh, how often do you visit Vegas? Perhaps we should grab a coffee sometime (Black with extra sugar, of course).
I never say when I'm in Vegas and
I never meet anyone from forums.
I could be there right now and I
would never say. Loose lips sink ships.
It's not unusual for me to be in Vegas
for 5 days and never speak to anyone
except hotel personnel.
