WildBill wrote:Although I don't agree with their stance, I think it shows that they thought about their actions and are willing to stand by it. I think that only a dramatic reduction in income will change their mind.MeMelYup wrote:I liked this part; " a right that prohibits the government (but not private retailers) from infringing on citizens’ right to bear arms." These guys are out there.
It appears that they don't care for CHL business? Has anyone noted this on the 30.06 site?jmra wrote:Taken at the Sprouts in Cedar Hill today
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Really? When it comes time to produce a copy of the correspondence....el_chupo_ wrote:I dont really shop there (maybe twice in the past year), but thought I might provide a little insight on the email vs writing.Oldgringo wrote:Nice thought; however, if it ain't in writin', it didn't happen. E-mails ain't in writin'.John75 wrote:I've shopped quite a bit at Sprouts and I'll be shopping elsewhere now. Sending them an email.
I work in the financial industry, and while the "canned responses" may not make people in this complaint thread happy, they server a purpose in getting a unified response out to customers, with wording that has been approved by their legal team. Like it or not, the litigiousness of our society mandates things like this for certain types of responses.
On the email not counting -at least in the industry I work in, email writing holds 100% of the weight that a paper letter does, and makes life a heck of a lot easier. And anything that comes in via paper is scanned into our electronic imaging system anyways, and the paper copy is then destroyed. We don't keep a big filing cabinet with written requests and letters or hand deliver those angry letters to the CEO office in a giant mail bag to show how much people care (that scene from Miracle on 34th street comes to mind here...), and it actually takes longer to get a response or for it to be seen by anyone that matters. Also of note, it is processed by the same group of people, regardless of who it is addressed to. They then make the determination of responding, sending it up higher for review, or simply logging it as a complaint and moving on.
This isnt 2001 and a bad spam filter on AOL or Hotmail any more, and while individuals may feel electronic is cheating, that is how business is done now, complaints included...
Nice thought; however, if it ain't in writin', it didn't happen. E-mails ain't in writin'.John75 wrote:I've shopped quite a bit at Sprouts and I'll be shopping elsewhere now. Sending them an email.
MeMelYup wrote:What's the name of that old song? I was looking back to see if she was looking back to see if I was looking back........
There is a Fresh on Old Jacksonville Highway leading out of Tyler. Ain't nothin' cheap about it. OTOH, they ain't posted and there are are some 'high steppers' who frequent it. When you look at them, they look back.tomtexan wrote:No Sprouts in East Texas that I am aware of.
There is a relatively new McDonalds; however, we've not tried it. When I first came across this post, I thought it was about somebody's kids or something.WildBill wrote:Sorry to say, but Rusk is nothing unless it has a McDonald's or two.Oldgringo wrote:There's not one in Rusk either. We do have a grocery, Sonic, DQ, several churches, a couple fillin' stations and a hard likker store, etc., none of which are posted.WildBill wrote:Unfortunately I don't have a Sprouts close to me so I can't check them out to see if or how they are posted.
There's not one in Rusk either. We do have a grocery, Sonic, DQ, several churches, a couple fillin' stations and a hard likker store, etc., none of which are posted.WildBill wrote:Unfortunately I don't have a Sprouts close to me so I can't check them out to see if or how they are posted.
