A Day After my “Power Corrupts Everyone ” post –
CEO of friendly neighborhood organic market, Whole Foods, writes anonymous attacks against its smaller rival, Wild Oats, hoping to ruin their stock prices.
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Oh, I’m using this as an example of IRONY for my future ninth grade English students. Organic, health “friendly” market run by a big, mean bully.
oh sweet irony!
As long as his negative comments were organic and don’t come from China, they are okay.
Desperation perhaps? I prefer Wild Oats anyway. well, not really, but I’ll try to shop Wild Oats now.- oh wait. it won’t matter. Whole Foods will own them.
Your company sucks! How much to buy it?
Great, love it…
Idiotic–until recently in our town, we only had a smallish Wild Oats, and everyone loves it. A year or so ago a huge Whole Foods moved in. I went in exactly twice. It’s nothing but an outrageously overpriced glam shop for faux-organic hipsters, and not everyone loves it, especially those whose residential neighborhood was compromised by its construction; in fact, I hear a lot of badmouthing. I would take Wild Oats any day, but apparently won’t have the choice soon. Too bad they’re going out. My choice will be to avoid.
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