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Ok, Thank you Antonio for your insight to the chow problem. Much appreciated! <br /> <br />I knew the words "Distribution chain" will come up sooner or later. I feel this thread is beginning to spin and fracture into several different lines of debate. The Distribution chain means Trucks. And alot of them. <br /> <br />If you wanted to drive a truck into a walmart and not have any problems.. your options is to either drive for walmart, sign onto a carrier with walmart drop and hook priveldges or with several contract carriers that operate effectively as a owner operator extension to walmart's fleet. <br /> <br />Outside carriers were usually required to arrive within 15 minutes of an appointment time or they will lose the dock and be made to be delayed hours or a day. Outside carriers usually needed to transfer funds to walmart for unloading of the cargo. The control of the cargo regarding damage, lost or missing items are very very good. <br /> <br />Usually items will get to a walmart shelve in good condition but occasionally a damaged item will be discovered after the customer took it home. Nothing is perfect. <br /> <br />I dont count social class or status or income at all when I consider who goes to walmart. It is irrevelant here. Now that since this is brought up, I will offer to you that for example in Gallup New Mexico there is a first class walmart superstore. Except that is all Indian and some Immigrants that shop there. Whites and other races were in the big minority in Gallup. <br /> <br />My point is that regional walmarts now reflect the community it is located in. What a difference from the downtowns that once held this distinction. <br /> <br />Lee
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