[Mpls] Re: Target and Cub

[Tim Bonham]

A small store will be very lacking in stockroom storage space, compared to 
what is provided in newly-built stores.  Thus they won't be able to store 
as much in back to restock shelves, and so when items sell out the shelves 
stay empty until the next supply truck arrives.

So Target's claim that the store was too small, and the reports of people 
here that there were often empty shelves in the store, are probably BOTH 
true, and both related to the stores's small size.

Tim Bonham, Ward 12, Standish-Ericsson

I especially found interesting Target's claim that the store was "too small"
to be viable. If it was too small, how come they had so much trouble keeping
shelves stocked?


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