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The stock price is the least of your worries but that is obvious.
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I love how “an occasional “ shoppers goes to the layoff website for bbb. Wtf. What shopper would even know this sorry forum exists
Target and Walmart are relying more and more on the low margin grocery side to draw people in and hoping they spend high margin dollars in the rest of the store.
Bed Bath failed to create such drive. It is a
“Luxury” destination. No need to shop in one really for anything.
Walmart just reported earnings and is successful in the current market. Target continues to struggle. Bed Bath is failing miserably.
2 mortgages huh? The list of products you are using as examples are being purchased in stores like Target, Walmart and Amazon instead of BBB. Target and Walmart actually have customers shopping in their stores whereas BBB does not. Times are indeed hard, however people are shopping elsewhere, with good reason.
Incredible products? Where…..the stores are empty and what’s left is faked out junk!
HA...HA..HA? I see nothing amusing about hard working people/families trying to get by in these difficult times having to face loss of a job. Nothing at all. I am not affiliated with Bed Bath and Beyond in anyway, other than being an occasional customer. The shopping experience has always been good. Great staff, clean store, incredible products. Bed Bath and Beyond is the place to shop when people have "extra" cash. It is a "luxury". Other choices must be made before Bed Bath and Beyond...Mortgages, food prices, mortgages, health insurance, dental bills, home heating costs etc are not a luxury. Paying for food will "trump" (no pun intended) the purchase of a new quilt, bed spread, or trash can. The people, the rank and file, are being squeezed, squeezed hard. You ain't seen nothing yet.
Congrats on being douche of the day.
It may actually go under $3.00 today.