You folks should really use a copy editor. It's means it is - it's not the possessive. Walkers, as a possessive, needs an apostrophe.
Candidate, not canidate.
Complement, not compliment.
This kind of carelessness drives me up the wall and there's no reason for it.
...Incomprehensible Shouting will preempt and supersede local dialects.
http://www.theonion.com/video/incomprehensible-shouting-named-official-us-langua,19417/
actually she doesn't. i looked up her name in our employee registry and she doesn't work for us. and working here, i can tell you WFM didnt just roll over and take it. we have had internal info passed around about the subject for a while now. not only that, there is a significant price difference between our conventional and organic products. in retail the the main factors are price, quality and service, you cant have the best of all three, you cant offer the best products with the best service and charge the lowest price, it doesnt work, so, WFM offer the high quality product with great service, at a higher price. the people who shop here know that as well. if you want the best deal, go to food maxx or winco. We don't carry anything that we know is GE. and there is a possibility of cross contamination anywhere. if your an organic corn farmer, and your neighboring farm is a monsanto GE corn farmer. there is a high probability that his crop will cross with yours and now your selling a hyrbid organic/monsanto GE corn. and how is that the fault of the retailer? as policy, any product we know contains GE ingredients we flag in the system as unsellable and immediately pull and either send back if the distributer requires, or we photgraph and destroy if they dont want it back. now that being said, there is a possibility that some things we sell contain GMO ingredients, but if the manufacturer doesnt know, how are we supposed to?
I know I won't be believed, but as the facebook poster who originally posted the increasingly infamous "Stop the Turd" post, I also recommend "Kloppenburg defeats Prosser" on YouTube
actually she doesn't. i looked up her name in our employee registry and she doesn't work for us. and working here, i can tell you WFM didnt just roll over and take it. we have had internal info passed around about the subject for a while now. not only that, there is a significant price difference between our conventional and organic products. in retail the the main factors are price, quality and service, you cant have the best of all three, you cant offer the best products with the best service and charge the lowest price, it doesnt work, so, WFM offer the high quality product with great service, at a higher price. the people who shop here know that as well. if you want the best deal, go to food maxx or winco. We don't carry anything that we know is GE. and there is a possibility of cross contamination anywhere. if your an organic corn farmer, and your neighboring farm is a monsanto GE corn farmer. there is a high probability that his crop will cross with yours and now your selling a hyrbid organic/monsanto GE corn. and how is that the fault of the retailer? as policy, any product we know contains GE ingredients we flag in the system as unsellable and immediately pull and either send back if the distributer requires, or we photgraph and destroy if they dont want it back. now that being said, there is a possibility that some things we sell contain GMO ingredients, but if the manufacturer doesnt know, how are we supposed to?
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