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Originally Posted by Ridge Life
The DG I go into must be different than most. Never wait in line, lady’s always working and stocking shelves and never a mess.


Same here. I stop at the one by the house pretty regularly. It’s my normal beer stop.


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Probably guilty of over building stores.


Could be. I live in a very rural area and there are 3 of them within 10 miles of my house.


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Probably guilty of over building stores.


Could be. I live in a very rural area and there are 3 of them within 10 miles of my house.


I bet they get a lot of business cause everything else is a much further drive.


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Hard to turn a profit if it’s going out the door without being paid for in the store.


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HOW DOES THAT HAPPEN???

probably because their stores have gone to chit (even relative to their own standards just a few years ago). They typically have one unhelpful person....maybe two....working (and I use "working" loosely as they typically act like they're being held against their will) and there's almost always boxes of unshelved stock laying everywhere and the stores are generally just in a constant state of disarray. They almost always look like they've been ransacked.

That's my theory, at least


Works for me. They installed two self checkouts here and I'm not for certian they have human employees anymore. To add insult, typically one of the self checkouts isn't turned on.


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pfizer stock in 98 was high cause that was when viagra came out. They made a big jump then…

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[quote=JMW]pfizer stock in 98 was high cause that was when viagra came out. They made a big jump then…[/quote


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Hehehe… big jump

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I stopped at the dg I in seale today, cashiers were stocking shelves, I did the self checkout and left. No telling how much stuff got a free ride.


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Originally Posted by Todd1700
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Probably guilty of over building stores.


Could be. I live in a very rural area and there are 3 of them within 10 miles of my house.

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Dollar general shopping to me is like harbor freight shopping. You can expect a bunch of chit, zero organization, and a bunch of Mexicans. That has been my experience anyway

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I sold our DG back before it started falling. Got lucky once in my stock life.
They do need to do a better job of staffing and managing. One on 231 was open and I think the attendant freaking left one afternoon I went by. I called, hollered and waited for 10 min. Finally left.

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The one time I ever went in one the slovenly overweight checkout guy let out a huge fart while I was paying. Haven't been back.

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Originally Posted by GomerPyle
Originally Posted by BhamFred
HOW DOES THAT HAPPEN???

probably because their stores have gone to chit (even relative to their own standards just a few years ago). They typically have one unhelpful person....maybe two....working (and I use "working" loosely as they typically act like they're being held against their will) and there's almost always boxes of unshelved stock laying everywhere and the stores are generally just in a constant state of disarray. They almost always look like they've been ransacked.

That's my theory, at least


This perfectly describes the one near my house

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Originally Posted by Sasquatch Lives
The one time I ever went in one the slovenly overweight checkout guy let out a huge fart while I was paying. Haven't been back.


He's cooking at McDonald's now.



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Stock got way ahead of themselves then they staffed the stores with non swimming democrats.

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Does anyone think it will rebound? How much lower before it’s worth buying again?

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Originally Posted by hosscat
Does anyone think it will rebound? How much lower before it’s worth buying again?


It's up to $135 from $102 in October, need to buy now if you want some DG.



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