Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think @cyfan92 was referring to ownership of the physical buildings themselves. They've been selling off some stores and leasing the properties from the new owner(s).
Hy-Vee's weirdest business decision yet?
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think @cyfan92 was referring to ownership of the physical buildings themselves. They've been selling off some stores and leasing the properties from the new owner(s).
Ope, stand corrected on that one - they didn't have them the last times I went there but I admit that was awhile ago. Point stands they don't have near the selection, though.
Oh, and they're cheaper at Hy-Vee
Do you honestly believe Hy-Vee is squeezing oranges on your behalf? All of that is done at the Commissary and comes from TopCo. Another customer paying up for what they value as a premium product.
It doesn’t matter to me who squeezes it, as long as it gets squeezed, I’m good.
I will probably start getting it from Sam’s club though.
Sams Club: $9.98 for 59 oz
Hy-vee: $8 for 32 oz
I would squeeze it myself, but I hate cleaning up the mess, and I am yet to find a really good juicer.
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We have 10,000 employees. We found 5 that took advantage of the employee discount in a way we felt empowered to share to the world and/or all employees, as a reason to cancel the discount problem for everyone. Very small minded.
Rework the solution, because you see a problem, and announce the new program and its effective date. To announce its canceled company wide, and we will at a future date get a replacement tells me a different story than one of employee abuse.
This reeks of meeting shareholder expectations by hurting morale.
Rework the solution, because you see a problem, and announce the new program and its effective date. To announce its canceled company wide, and we will at a future date get a replacement tells me a different story than one of employee abuse.
This reeks of meeting shareholder expectations by hurting morale.
The market grille in each store has an orange juicer that squeezes oranges every morning.
Not really. What’s left of the MGs will be gone soon. I doubt most of those juicers are used anymore.
All the stores that have fresh squeezed orange juice do it in store or at least a store. They have a machine that does it.
I'm not trying to get political but near Christmas a woman was ranting how Biden was destroy the US economy while she was in Hy-Vee baking aisle because the chocolate chips were over $3/bag. I tried to let her know Hy-Vee was doing this to her, Walmart had the exact same for nearly $1 less. She just continued ranting and didn't listen. A couple other people looked at her and just shook their heads and laughed.
PUSA told us this about Peaches.
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I've usually been a "difference isn't that great" guy, but everything I've checked lately is just like this. Hy-Vee is living in their own world of pricing.
You have to move to the country and defeat the peach ninjas before getting that deal.
Biggest issue is the kids no longer treating customers appropriately. They wouldn’t last one hour back in my day.
When I go to HyVee the "kids" are the ones at the checkout/bagging and the "adults" are on the floor.
