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Living for 41 hours in Wal-Mart

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mouser:
Kid lives 41 hours in Wal-Mart store.

Skyler Bartels kept looking over his shoulder. It's a habit he picked up living at the Windsor Heights Wal-Mart for three days.
Really living there. Eating, sleeping, checking out the DVDs, never leaving. The plan was to spend his entire spring break there. Under the radar.

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zridling:
Like him, I find myself doing a "Monk" moment and straightening the shelves of the world's most evil retailer. Wal-Mart management are some of the most vile and evil humans ever spawned. If you don't believe me, check the store memos on any given day.

allen:
Cool idea, anti-climactic in his delivery.  He should have stuck it out until told to leave.  It's a 24/7 store, he was purchasing the merch he took -- it was all legal.  You need more than 40 hours to make for anything truly interesting, I think.

brotherS:
Cool idea, anti-climactic in his delivery.  He should have stuck it out until told to leave.  It's a 24/7 store, he was purchasing the merch he took -- it was all legal.  You need more than 40 hours to make for anything truly interesting, I think.
-allen (March 28, 2006, 12:09 PM)
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Exactly... that Japanese guy that stayed for 48 hours in that 24/7 restaurant (never got to the check-out where he SHOULD have paid) before thrown out was more funny ;)

allen:
Exactly... that Japanese guy that stayed for 48 hours in that 24/7 restaurant (never got to the check-out where he SHOULD have paid) before thrown out was more funny ;)
-brotherS (March 28, 2006, 08:39 PM)
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I hadn't heard about that -- that's great.  He was given a free meal because he overstayed his welcome.  Note to self . . .

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