The shopping cart I bought from there on their last day of the liquidation sale is great - almost brand new. I guess people weren't shopping there much over the last year or two.
If you ever have a chance to buy a shopping cart on the cheap, do it. It is awesome for bringing in groceries, 5 gal water bottles, carting stuff around the house, and even bringing my granddaughter inside if we went shopping and have a bunch of stuff. My cart has the kid seat belt and it is in perfect condition.
I didn't know I needed it until I bought it on a whim. Thanks BBBY.
Bed, Bath & Bankrupt....
Underrated Kek. upd00t for you.
The shopping cart I bought from there on their last day of the liquidation sale is great - almost brand new. I guess people weren't shopping there much over the last year or two.
If you ever have a chance to buy a shopping cart on the cheap, do it. It is awesome for bringing in groceries, 5 gal water bottles, carting stuff around the house, and even bringing my granddaughter inside if we went shopping and have a bunch of stuff. My cart has the kid seat belt and it is in perfect condition.
I didn't know I needed it until I bought it on a whim. Thanks BBBY.
u/#byebye
And Pillow Man is still selling his pillows...
The one by me is a Spirit Halloween now.
Same here. Go woke go broke.
Me too!
one by me is gone too . almost done with remodel for new tenant
Target next!
The wrath of God.
Good riddance
Be nice. A lot of us are stockholders.
The stock market is absolutely rigged. Go to Las Vegas. The odds are better.
I agree 170%
It’s rigged because they do pump and dumps using the media and people fall for it, but what happens when you don’t sell?
Thanks for your finitial advice.
The machines are rigged too in all the gambling houses.
Yep. Quite Right.
were?
It's currently trading. And it's still has a NOL valued at a minimum of 1.5 billion.
Build Back Bader?
Liberty Safe is next
u/#mikemirror
u/#mikeyep
I'm surprised they're not boarding up the stores with My Pillow king sized pillows & mattress pads!
Who got the last laugh?
This looks like it could be in downtown Manhattan.
A lot of storefronts ending up looking like this the past few years.
We're building back stronger alright. That plywood will stand the abuse of an empty store front far longer than the glass would have.