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A man who crapped his pants, an old lady who whacked an employee, a redneck arrest and more are all in one place in this book. Fly on the Walmart: Confessions of a Young Walmart Greeter contains numerous stories of the crazy and hilarious t… more

In book two of the Jesus at Walmart Trilogy, Malachi Marble is still working at Walmart.The former pastor, toils through the night while attempting to keep the desire of his heart alive—his passion to serve God and his coworkers at the stor… more

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Dink and Daisy, an adorable story of two talking flowers and their journey through a daisy’s life. It is filled with surprises, humor, and uplifting for all ages. The story starts with two daisies on sale at Walmart and their purchase by a … more

This short guide is all about the supplies and day to day things you’ll need if you’re moving into your first house, trailer, or apartment and have a low budget. I compared prices at my local Walmart and other stores to find the balance bet… more

What if a fat person could lose weight just by wearing a string of pretty beads? A woman found out when Boney approached her at Walmart and offered to let her try the diet beads free for a week. The beads worked, and she was soon losing a … more

Summer 2012, Awkward Age: Burn your degrees! Big Baby vs. the Nanny State, Women vs. Walmart. Phoenix family psychodrama, the New York Public Library’s Immaculate Collection. Lish, redux.

“As challenges go, caring for an elderly parent with Alzheimer’s would test the patience of Job,” says Steve Goldstein, in his hilarious, hard-hitting look at a disease that afflicts more than 5.4 million patients, according to the Alzheime… more

Family businesses find many different paths to success. Some, like Wal-Mart become among the world s largest businesses. Others, happily serve a limited market. Whether a business remains small or grows large, every family business at some … more

Stories and “True Facts” about growing up Southern in the good old days. More than a dozen southern authors contribute warm, nostalgic stories and fun trivia about “the era before shopping malls, Disney, and Wal-Mart.” Includes the authors’… more

Stuff follows a day in the life of a fictional, typical North American middle-class resident of Seattle. Nothing terribly unusual or dramatic happens. Unless you count average consumption–which Stuff does. Tracing back the layers of distrib… more

If you have ever used an electric fence or know someone who has one you should read this.If you don’t laugh hysterically at this,….CHECK YOUR PULSE…this is funny One day I’m mowing the back yard with my cheapo Wal-Mart 6 hp big wheel pu… more

TABLE OF CONTENTSI. Discussion of Basic Concepts 3II Situation Analysis of Wal-Mart 6III. Financial Analysis 13IV. SWOT analysis with EFAS, IFAS and SFAS 15V. Strategy Alternatives and Recommendations 25VI. References 33 This helps in under… more

Attention Walmart Shoppers: you might not want to read this. (Actually you should.) This is an ex-associate’s record of his experiences while working at Walmart, and he’s not too impressed with the clientele. He’s forthright and sometime… more

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In this short story (2,200 words), you are taken into the mind of a recently released prisoner, a man who has spent the previous 28 years of his life incarcerated. A simple shopping trip at Wal-Mart exposes his vulnerabilities and sheltered… more

Deuces Wild includes humor, noir, horror and fantasy. Eight stories. Jameson, Lafferty, Jarret, Dee, Mangum, Bauer. Edgy prose, uninhibited authors. Hot chicks making poor choices; yearbook mementoes; vacuum cleaners and the sexy men who us… more

America’s most irascible and hilarious curmudgeon turns a kind and benevolent eye toward brave, hardy, and hardworking souls around the country who have found ways to break free from corporate tentacles; redefine success in business, politi… more

As a consumer and a customer, the author addresses common complaints about Wal-mart and McDonald’s. Written in a conversational tone it doesn’t touch on their legal problems and financial situations, but rather on how these two corporations… more

Stories and “True Facts” about growing up Southern in the good old days. More than a dozen southern authors contribute warm, nostalgic stories and fun trivia about “the era before shopping malls, Disney, and Wal-Mart.” Includes the authors’… more