Why Sears is doomed

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[quote=CDMA ENG]Besides the goverment cannot let SEARs fail! Where would men go while their wives shop?!?[/quote]

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[Allan from Fallbrook]

I remember being about 12 years old and going into to Sears with my dad to replace a broken Craftsman hammer.

He’d had the hammer long before I was born and the handle had broken. The tool department clerk took the broken hammer and handed a brand new Craftsman hammer to my dad with a smile. No charge.

My dad turned to me and said, “This is why I only buy Craftsman”. That moment has stuck with me to this day. Of course, that was back when “Made in the USA” actually meant something.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

I remember being about 12 years old and going into to Sears with my dad to replace a broken Craftsman hammer.

He’d had the hammer long before I was born and the handle had broken. The tool department clerk took the broken hammer and handed a brand new Craftsman hammer to my dad with a smile. No charge.

My dad turned to me and said, “This is why I only buy Craftsman”. That moment has stuck with me to this day. Of course, that was back when “Made in the USA” actually meant something.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

I remember being about 12 years old and going into to Sears with my dad to replace a broken Craftsman hammer.

He’d had the hammer long before I was born and the handle had broken. The tool department clerk took the broken hammer and handed a brand new Craftsman hammer to my dad with a smile. No charge.

My dad turned to me and said, “This is why I only buy Craftsman”. That moment has stuck with me to this day. Of course, that was back when “Made in the USA” actually meant something.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

I remember being about 12 years old and going into to Sears with my dad to replace a broken Craftsman hammer.

He’d had the hammer long before I was born and the handle had broken. The tool department clerk took the broken hammer and handed a brand new Craftsman hammer to my dad with a smile. No charge.

My dad turned to me and said, “This is why I only buy Craftsman”. That moment has stuck with me to this day. Of course, that was back when “Made in the USA” actually meant something.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

I remember being about 12 years old and going into to Sears with my dad to replace a broken Craftsman hammer.

He’d had the hammer long before I was born and the handle had broken. The tool department clerk took the broken hammer and handed a brand new Craftsman hammer to my dad with a smile. No charge.

My dad turned to me and said, “This is why I only buy Craftsman”. That moment has stuck with me to this day. Of course, that was back when “Made in the USA” actually meant something.

[moneymaker]

Yes I remember those days too. Remember the candy island near the tools,those were the days when Craftsman products were still made here. By the way on a side note I rototilled some manure into a strip for my wife’s vegetable garden, that should come in handy if produce gets out of site like our water is. Just can’t win i guess.

[moneymaker]

Yes I remember those days too. Remember the candy island near the tools,those were the days when Craftsman products were still made here. By the way on a side note I rototilled some manure into a strip for my wife’s vegetable garden, that should come in handy if produce gets out of site like our water is. Just can’t win i guess.

[moneymaker]

Yes I remember those days too. Remember the candy island near the tools,those were the days when Craftsman products were still made here. By the way on a side note I rototilled some manure into a strip for my wife’s vegetable garden, that should come in handy if produce gets out of site like our water is. Just can’t win i guess.

[moneymaker]

Yes I remember those days too. Remember the candy island near the tools,those were the days when Craftsman products were still made here. By the way on a side note I rototilled some manure into a strip for my wife’s vegetable garden, that should come in handy if produce gets out of site like our water is. Just can’t win i guess.

[moneymaker]

Yes I remember those days too. Remember the candy island near the tools,those were the days when Craftsman products were still made here. By the way on a side note I rototilled some manure into a strip for my wife’s vegetable garden, that should come in handy if produce gets out of site like our water is. Just can’t win i guess.

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