You expect experience and knowledge from somebody who works at WM? Why? Do you expect gourmet food from McDonalds?
I was in WM twice this week. First time, at a store I have never been in before, I was sniffing around for some 22 Ammo. I see an open brick, but can't tell if there are any boxes missing. Sales clerk pulls it out of the display case, tilts it to show me the open end, and two 50-round boxes fall out. I managed to catch them both a few inches off the floor. She thought there were two long boxes in each carton, not ten , like it says on the package.
A few days later, I went to "my" WM store, where I know the female Sporting Goods clerks, both of whom are pretty sharp. I see the older of the two, late 40's or so, and mention that I'm looking for deals on 22 ammo. She steers me to a bargain on some Federal stuff I like, then knocks $5 off a box of .380 ball, because the box is crumpled a little. She knows I'm packing, and is glad of it. We've talked enough for me to know there's a loaded 9mm in her car, to keep her safe on the long ride home to "rural America". She also wears long metal pins in her hair for those times she can't go armed. I wouldn't mess with her, gun or not.
Now you know why this is "my" store. The best part is that it's in the middle of a flaming Liberal part of town, a mile or two from an Incredibly Liberal University. Oases are where you find them.
Papajohn
