Long checkout lines at CW
I was in a CW here in Tucson the other day and stood in an interminably long line at checkout to buy two small items. As I watched the proceedings over 20 minutes or so it became clear that the hol...
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zigzagrv wrote:westernrvparkowner wrote:zigzagrv wrote:Good for you. It is clear that Camping World should just shutter the doors because you don't patronize them. All businesses should take that advice. I will start with the fact that in all the years of living, I have never, and I will say it again, never, had the need to patronize any business within 100 miles of Nazareth, PA. which is shown as your home town. Closing every single one of the businesses within that 100 mile radius wouldn't bother me one bit.
I said it before, and I'll say it again...I have never been to or needed a Camping world in 20 + years of camping.
As a matter of fact, around 8.5 percent of Americans own RVs. That means that 91.5 percent of America couldn't care less if ALL RV related entities just went away. Not just Camping World, but all RV dealers, all RV parks, all the RV sites within Federal, State and Local parks, overnight parking at Walmart, everything. The fact that you don't feel the desire to patronize Camping World really doesn't add a thing to this conversation, no matter how many times you say it.
How do you get to me wanting CW to close because I've never bought any thing there? There are MANY businesses I have never patronized, (including your camp ground). That doesn't mean I want them to close! Geez! lighten up.
I, like WRVPO feel you posted to put CW down. If not, were you just talking to yourself? If you were not putting CW down, why post a comment in such a negative tone? What were your intentions?
