Outraged over Store Closing?

[Eyeball Chambers]

How can you be "outraged" at a company for closing a store that isn't making money?

 

http://www.wlwt.com/news/23182269/detail.html

[Doug_Steele]

How can you be "outraged" at a company for closing a store that isn't making money?

 

http://www.wlwt.com/news/23182269/detail.html

They have to complain in Ohio about something. 

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

How can you be "outraged" at a company for closing a store that isn't making money?

 

http://www.wlwt.com/news/23182269/detail.html

Not just that but that store lost over 1 million.  That is a ton of money to lose for one store in one year.  I think its stupid for them to protest as they obviously had no choice.  People obviously weren't shopping there anyway so its no good for them to stay open

[Doug_Steele]

Not just that but that store lost over 1 million.  That is a ton of money to lose for one store in one year.  I think its stupid for them to protest as they obviously had no choice.  People obviously weren't shopping there anyway so its no good for them to stay open

Krogers is no Ingles Vince. 

[Eyeball Chambers]

lol

"Kroger officials said the Hillcrest store lost more than $1 million in 2009."

[ShipSekki]

 Those midwesterners love to get outraged over anything and everything.

 Anytime anything changes a little bit, or anytime something gos against their boring and hypocritical Christian morals they get all outraged like a bunch of little bitches.