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...remember it is not polite to laugh out loud. Laughing Out Loud  

 



   
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Thanks Tony. People are so amazing. Why do we find so many weirdos at Walmart?



   
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Thanks Tony. People are so amazing. Why do we find so many weirdos at Walmart?

I think it is the Mother Ship.  Shut Mouth Scared  

 



   
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I could only watch so much.  So Bad!!



   
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Incredible. I occasionally see some rather strangely attired people at Walmart and the grocery store but nothing like these. Why in the world would they go out in public like this and why would they be allowed to do so?



   
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...as goofy as they are, I'll take those (paying customers ) over shoplifters any day.   I can tell you, as one who worked at Kmart  in the early 1980's, goofs, half-wits, & bizarre customers are nothing new.  The difference today is (of course ) that virtually anyone can document them. 



   
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...as goofy as they are, I'll take those (paying customers ) over shoplifters any day.   I can tell you, as one who worked at Kmart  in the early 1980's, goofs, half-wits, & bizarre customers are nothing new.  The difference today is (of course ) that virtually anyone can document them. 

Excellent points!

 



   
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