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RudieCantFail

RudieCantFail

I'm lost
January 2006

JUL 13, 2007 10:31 AM

chainlink said:

Mockingbird said:

chainlink said:

Mockingbird said:

Tritone said:

Mockingbird said:
I still like Whole Foods better than Wild Oats. Better selection.



Plant!




Or are you the plant?!



Shut up JOHN !



I have boobs. frown



Suuure Mr. Mackey. Of course you do.



No, chainlink, the correct response is...

PogMoThoin

PogMoThoin

Jamaica, NY
January 2004

JUL 13, 2007 11:23 AM

Having fun and playing devil's advocate is bad, mmmmkay?

I can't believe nobody went there yet.

Mockingbird

Mockingbird

Chicago, IL
January 2006

JUL 13, 2007 11:45 AM

RudieCantFail said:

No, chainlink, the correct response is...



An Angelfire image link?

JackMcGinnis

JackMcGinnis

Toronto, ON
April 2005

JUL 13, 2007 01:18 PM

The Ann Arbor Whole Foods and Whole Foods in general always seemed slimly to me. I guess now they have just proved it to me.

Illegal and immoral are two different things, sure, but when running a business (especially one that depends on the extra moral sound, flower loving hippies) it's bad business to do something that could damage the trust in your company just "because it was funny".

shapeshifter23

shapeshifter23

San Francisco, CA
September 2005

JUL 13, 2007 06:00 PM

Nobody has pointed out yet that "Rahodeb" is an anagram of "Deborah." So what, you ask?...

I used to work for Whole Foods. I've been to John Mackey's ranch in Austin, Texas. I've been inside his garage. And I've seen what he keeps chained up in that garage. Furthermore, in 1976 I lived in an apartment complex in San Diego, and one of the tenants in my building worked for the FBI, and this woman was bisexual (I know it for a fact). I stood outside her door for seventeen days on one occasion. Yesterday it rained. All those balloons, your own mother could have told you a thing or two. But you probably wouldn't have listened anyway. That's the problem with people like you: always placing your friends in jeopardy (and then laughing about it later).

Goddammit, you're not going to get away from me that easy, nosirree...

xixbenjaminxix

xixbenjaminxix

Austin, TX
OLD SKOOL

JUL 13, 2007 06:20 PM

Whole Foods kind of brain washes their employees anyway.
Anyone that only makes 9 bucks and hour to cashier and runs around town talking about how amazing their job is (I mean, scanning things. its not hard- but, it still kinda sucks) has been tampered with.



i worked at various whole foods in denver for about 4 years and can't say i once found anyone who held this opinion who wasn't 18 or working within their first 3 months.

Subrosa

Subrosa

San Francisco, CA
July 2004

JUL 13, 2007 06:43 PM

Bronk said:
He didn't perpetrate any wrong doing...legally speaking.


I would not be so sure about that. It may be unlikely that he is convicted for any wrongdoing here, but that doesn't mean he didn't break any laws.

Ethically, that can be debated.


I think it's even more clear how unethical it is. I guess it's debatable. Let me put it to you this way: if it were me, and I were on the BoD of Whole Foods, John Mackey would no longer be my CEO. For ethical reasons.

paperpterodactyl

paperpterodactyl

Pittsburgh, PA
July 2006

JUL 14, 2007 09:37 AM

aw god dammit. as if buying five pounds of tofu didn't make me look like a big enough douchebag.

Subrosa

Subrosa

San Francisco, CA
July 2004

JUL 14, 2007 10:18 AM

pirateonabike said:
aw god dammit. as if buying five pounds of tofu didn't make me look like a big enough douchebag.



Heh.

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