X-ma$$ shopping SEARS

Make sure to do your christma$$ shopping at SEARS. The support all the reservists that work for them. When they are called to active duty, SEARS makes up the difference in the pay that they will lose by being called up. They keep there benefits activie for their families while they are gone. They also still give them their bonuses that they would have recieved if they were still at work.

So if you want to help show other employers how to treat their reservists, shop at sears. So they can continue to support our troops. Make sure you tell a sears employee why you are shopping there.

............also ask them why half of their goods are made in mexico. whatever happened to made in america?...sears/craftsman used to be one of the best with goods made/a$$. in the states. not anymore, and they have cut back big time on tools that they will return.. on many tools instead of a new tool , they issue a refurbished tool..spend a little more and buy snap-on or cornwell .....p.s.......whats sears pay scale?...minium wage?...the sears around here seems like its all old geezers who think the y own the damn stores!!

Thanks 87BFN always liked Sears, good to know they support their own.

Ryan FWIW, my recent Snap On purchase had a$$embled in Mexico stamped on the box. It's called competitive capitalism get used to it!

It's Christmas time, enjoy it. d

Ryan's stilled pissed about the Brownies the other night, can't say i dont blame him

We got some of these boys up here financing 10k for the tribute dale earnhardt tool box and they wax it like thier waxing thier carrot. no matter what shape what color or how expensive it's purpose is to do one thing, i guess i worry more about the end result

Did a little research today on timing lights. Craftsman seems to have some pretty decent ones for the $. Better than NAPA.

Show me a store that only sells US made products.

...ditto your response Eric. China is drawing on raw materials from the US at an unbelievable rate, thus driving up the cost, which we as business owners must pa$$ on to our fellow Americans in order to stay afloat.

I am right with you guys on buying american, don't ever think that will change. If I could find a store that sold products made right here, I would shop there all the time. As most stores continue to look for places willing to maufacture their products for a lesser price to further improve their bottom line. But what most people feel to realize is we did it to ourselves, we(by we I men the general public) kept asking for the same items but at cheaper prices. The only way a store can make money but still offer things at cheaper prices is to make it over seas.

Sorry about the rant, anyway I use snap-on, mac, proto, and craftsman. Just depends on what type of tool to depend on which I buy it from. But screwdrivers are all craftsman, they are close by and never ask how it broke.

i read it again and.................................plbc, your hurting my feelings!

PLBC wrote: hey ryan "d*ckhead" andrews, the original post was regarding Sears supporting the reservists and families that work for them, not where their tools are made.

Well said PLBC. What's wrong with that guy anyhow?

tough guy............