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 Kukdos to these merchants that don't force their employees to work on Thanksgiving day

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Eric

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PostSubject: Kukdos to these merchants that don't force their employees to work on Thanksgiving day   Kukdos to these merchants that don't force their employees to work on Thanksgiving day EmptySat Nov 08, 2014 2:27 pm
Kudos to these places for staying closed and actually recognizing the holiday. 
1. American Girl Place
2. Barnes & Noble
3. Bed, Bath and Beyond
4. B.J.'s
5. Burlington Coat Factory
6. Costco
7. Crate & Barrel
8. Dillard's
9. DSW
10. GameStop
11. Hobby Lobby
12. Home Depot
13. HomeGoods
14. Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts
15. Lowe's 
16. Marshalls 
17. Nordstrom
18. Patagonia
19. Petco
20. Pier 1 Imports
21. Publix
22. Radio Shack
23. REI
24. Sam's Club
25. Sierra Trading Post
26. Sur La Table
27. Talbot's
28. T.J. Maxx
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PostSubject: Re: Kukdos to these merchants that don't force their employees to work on Thanksgiving day   Kukdos to these merchants that don't force their employees to work on Thanksgiving day EmptySat Nov 08, 2014 5:14 pm
I agree 100%. I notice that Sam's is on the list but Walmart is not. I have to confess to shopping on Thanksgiving, but only when we forgot some important item like the cranberry sauce.Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday, much better than Christmas. It's more about family and no one is checking who gave who what. Was it Lincoln who created Thanksgiving? I think it was. If so, it's one of the best things the old guy ever did.
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