Now that's what I would call an "unhealthy" rivalry
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According to this part of their site…
“Today H-E-B serves families all over Texas and Mexico with more than 420 stores and over 145,000 Partners (employees).”
https://www.heb.com/static-page/article-template/Our-Story
“Today H-E-B serves families all over Texas and Mexico with more than 420 stores and over 145,000 Partners (employees).”
https://www.heb.com/static-page/article-template/Our-Story
Mississippi has the short end of the stick on grocery stores, in general
When Wal-Mart accounts for 50% or more of your town's grocery selection, it's a hard conversation to talk about the merits of QOL
When Wal-Mart accounts for 50% or more of your town's grocery selection, it's a hard conversation to talk about the merits of QOL
Ain't nothin' wrong with Mexico.
There's a spot in Nogales, just south of Tucson, where you can get lap dance you won't soon forget.
At least that's what I heard.
This is the truth. But better for it to be WalMart than Dollar General.
I commented the other day in JLS's Macroeconomics post about my hometown having been a food desert for three years now which will fortunately change this summer (link).
Mississippians just don't have money and especially those in rural towns and that's not attractive to grocery stores.
I commented the other day in JLS's Macroeconomics post about my hometown having been a food desert for three years now which will fortunately change this summer (link).
Mississippians just don't have money and especially those in rural towns and that's not attractive to grocery stores.
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