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I doubt the average Wallmart employee knows anything about Blu-ray

Posted by Jazz Inmate on January 29, 2008 at 12:02:30:
I bought my PS3 at Target almost a year ago when stock at retailers was very low. I asked the clerk when he expected to get PS3s in stock. He walked me all around looking for another employee who walked us back to where we started and pointed into a display where they currently had three stacked in a corner. Point being, you're lucky if you can find a clerk that knows where to find something, let alone what it does.
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