The linked article is extremely funny and it deserves a read if one loves witty authors. It's especially relevant since I too, once worked at Walmart. I was a cart pusher and I loved that job. I got very strong, very muscular, because I mostly had to do that job, all by myself, since many of my co-workers, were so demoralized that they just didn't give a shit.

I loved it though, I would ride my bicycle ten miles to the store and ten miles back, so I got excellent cardio workouts before and after work which, for some odd reason, made me even more energetic. The pay was, indeed, shit, but I still loved the workout. Plus, I became so good at my job, since nobody else loved doing it, that I was mostly autonomous. I really hated when that store closed, because of a dispute with the building management and I had to find new employment that hardly challenged my physically. Walmart is managed my many morons, but that particular, position, at that time and that store, was some of my best employment experience, to date.

Anyway, enough about me, read the article, thanks. #^Walmart Brags About Record Profits, Then Makes Life Hell for Employees With Reduced Hours. Forcing Them to Beg the Government for Assistance and Unemployment Benefits.



Walmart Brags About Record Profits, Then Makes Life Hell for Employees With Reduced Hours. Forcing Them to Beg the Government for Assistance and Unemployment Benefits. Walmart’s profits since…