One thing that hits you in the face is the emptiness of Home Depot stores (And parking lots too).
Gotta confirm that one. Look at their recent slide in sales. Maybe now you can get some decent service there (doubtful).
What HD do you go to? I went to the one in Encinitas last weekend and waited in the garden area for abut 20 minutes and they had all 3 or 4 cash registers open. I hate going there because it’s crowded every day of the week. I’ve never seen only 1 or 2 checkout counters open. Same with Costco. Busy 7 days a week. Still wouldn’t buy HD stock though. Seems like there is a HD or Lowes in every city.
What HD do you go to? I went to the one in Encinitas last weekend and waited in the garden area for abut 20 minutes and they had all 3 or 4 cash registers open. I hate going there because it’s crowded every day of the week. I’ve never seen only 1 or 2 checkout counters open. Same with Costco. Busy 7 days a week. Still wouldn’t buy HD stock though. Seems like there is a HD or Lowes in every city.
What HD do you go to? I went to the one in Encinitas last weekend and waited in the garden area for abut 20 minutes and they had all 3 or 4 cash registers open. I hate going there because it’s crowded every day of the week. I’ve never seen only 1 or 2 checkout counters open. Same with Costco. Busy 7 days a week. Still wouldn’t buy HD stock though. Seems like there is a HD or Lowes in every city.
I went to Bank of America around 3:20 this afternoon (a small San Diego branch) and was shocked that there was no line at all (very unusual, especially for a Friday). After reading about the run on Countrywide Bank yesterday I was expecting there to be a lot of people transferring funds. But no one was even waiting on the couches to see a new accounts supervisor.
I went to Bank of America around 3:20 this afternoon (a small San Diego branch) and was shocked that there was no line at all (very unusual, especially for a Friday). After reading about the run on Countrywide Bank yesterday I was expecting there to be a lot of people transferring funds. But no one was even waiting on the couches to see a new accounts supervisor.
I went to Bank of America around 3:20 this afternoon (a small San Diego branch) and was shocked that there was no line at all (very unusual, especially for a Friday). After reading about the run on Countrywide Bank yesterday I was expecting there to be a lot of people transferring funds. But no one was even waiting on the couches to see a new accounts supervisor.
That’s because nobody has any money left.
But really, the BofA near me is usually empty, and I know I do all my banking online or at the ATM. I don’t see how one would notice how well business is doing by looking at traffic when the branches have done everything possible to keep you from going to the branch office.
That’s because nobody has any money left.
But really, the BofA near me is usually empty, and I know I do all my banking online or at the ATM. I don’t see how one would notice how well business is doing by looking at traffic when the branches have done everything possible to keep you from going to the branch office.
That’s because nobody has any money left.
But really, the BofA near me is usually empty, and I know I do all my banking online or at the ATM. I don’t see how one would notice how well business is doing by looking at traffic when the branches have done everything possible to keep you from going to the branch office.
