While the consumer really sees is this:
What the PLCB thinks of their apron specialists:
What the public really thinks:
What the PLCB thinks of their customer service:
What the consumer thinks of their customer service:
What the PLCB thinks is a "superstore"
What the rest of the country KNOWS is a superstore:
What the PLCB thinks of their business:
Are these dumbed down fifth grade level posts made to shelter your millions of fans from the facts? Please tell.
ReplyDeleteSomeone's got anger issues... Have some candy. You'll feel better.
ReplyDeleteI don't know about the fifth grade part....you read it, How much education do you have?
ReplyDeleteWhy the heck does Pittsburgh have the biggest state store in the chain? You would think Philadelphia would. After all, the Franklin Mills store is the #1 store by sales volume.
ReplyDeleteCan you spell C O S T A ?
ReplyDeleteWhat is COSTA?
ReplyDeleteYou aren't from Pennsylvania are you?
ReplyDeleteThe state stores - they costa plenty
ReplyDeleteThe Costas are a political family from Pittsburgh. Jay Costa is the PA Senate Minority Leader Been there almost 20 years. The only way he could lean more left was if he had a stick to keep him from falling over. Dom Costa was the Chief of Police for Pittsburgh and is now a State Representative. Paul Costa is another Pittsburgh area State Representative. He needs a stick too. Finally, Guy Costa works as the Public Works Director for Allegheny County but ran the city Public Works department before that.
ReplyDelete"Can you spell". Then you give the spelling. And attribute the # 1 store to local politicos. Still no sensible theory as to why that would be so given. I suppose "Costa" orders his constituents to purchase there. Under penalty of death or parking tickets or something. Lol. This blog has been running off the rails for at least two years now. Interesting study, but still, we have to end the info gathering some time. Do yo all have a date in mind?
ReplyDeleteFor you I'll make it "Can You READ?" You see the question was why the BIGGEST store was in the Pittsburgh area, not the top store in sales. Now we know that the POLs already pressure the PLCB to keep stores open so it isn't a big jump for those same or any other POLs to want or mention other considerations especially when those POLs named Costa are so fervently opposed to privatization.
ReplyDeleteDon't feel bad, you can try again.
I doubt he feels bad at all. He's absolutly correct. Team Abolish has degenerated to the point its become it's just a joke anymore. Look at posts from five years ago and compare to the the childish foot stomping name calling nonsense of the last few years and try to disagree.
ReplyDeleteIn that really old photo (with the old school STATE STORE sign) why are there bottles in public view? I thought the state stores in those days hid all items from view and that basically customers were only allowed into a waiting room.
ReplyDeleteYou are asking why the PLCB does what it does and nobody knows that answer.
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