Eddie Gunks
.338 Win Mag
Thr problem is what to do with the bags after they are discarded.
Cabelas is charging for bags
- Thread starter HighlandLofts
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swilliams
6.5 Creedmoor
Ewwww. Mine aren't the fabric kind that look like interfacing. They're definitely plastic-based, just much heavier. Got them at Weis in PA. Because they're plastic, I just wipe them out with some soapy water.
HighlandLofts
6.5 Creedmoor
We don't have the liberal bag bullshit here, Cabelas is the only place in the county that charges for bags that I shop at. I shop at three different grocery stores, Walmart, Fred Myers, K Mart, two different Dollar Stores and two semi-local gun stores which are an hour drive.
A friend and his wife have a good size fruit & vegie stand, I give them all of our plastic grocery bags to re-use. I give our egg cartons to another friend that has about fifty egg laying chickens.
When I'm in the area where the Cabelas store is I am going to talk with the store manager about this. I'm sure it's new store policy to rape the customers another nickle or dime on every shopping trip. What ever their reasoning, I'm done shopping there.
I have a 223 rifle on my short list and I will be buying a handgun with the change I save all year long here really soon. They lost out on them two sales with more to follow.
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This is the e mailI sent to Cabelas,
I have been a customer of the Tulalip Wa.Store since it opened up. The last time I shopped there a week and a half ago they asked if I wanted a bag for a nickle. I spent over a hundred dollars there, I'm not paying five cents for a bag at any retail store. I refuse to buy any products from Cabelas with this policy.
Friday I went to Kesselrings in Bow Washington and spent $349.84 on reloading items. I will be buying a 223 rifle and a handgun with in a month. Cabelas will ot see one penny of it.
Annually I spend three to four thousand dollars a year on my gun hobby, I will be shopping the local gun shops and shopping online.
A friend and his wife have a good size fruit & vegie stand, I give them all of our plastic grocery bags to re-use. I give our egg cartons to another friend that has about fifty egg laying chickens.
When I'm in the area where the Cabelas store is I am going to talk with the store manager about this. I'm sure it's new store policy to rape the customers another nickle or dime on every shopping trip. What ever their reasoning, I'm done shopping there.
I have a 223 rifle on my short list and I will be buying a handgun with the change I save all year long here really soon. They lost out on them two sales with more to follow.
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This is the e mailI sent to Cabelas,
I have been a customer of the Tulalip Wa.Store since it opened up. The last time I shopped there a week and a half ago they asked if I wanted a bag for a nickle. I spent over a hundred dollars there, I'm not paying five cents for a bag at any retail store. I refuse to buy any products from Cabelas with this policy.
Friday I went to Kesselrings in Bow Washington and spent $349.84 on reloading items. I will be buying a 223 rifle and a handgun with in a month. Cabelas will ot see one penny of it.
Annually I spend three to four thousand dollars a year on my gun hobby, I will be shopping the local gun shops and shopping online.
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FrankenCub
.338 Win Mag
One over the head of every politician?
Use them for garbage bags. The fact that someone would pay for a bag to put their garbage in is ludicrous.
Ironically PLASTIC is the greenest choice.
And the Plastic Lumber Companies, such as TREX, can't get enough of them.
Recycled Plastic Decking | Synthetic & Plastic Wood Boards | Trex
Just like Ethanol, which consumes more energy than it gives back when burned, the Plastic Bag Ban is a harmful scam supported by ignornant liberals.
SHIT, most Liberals don't even realize that their ELECTRIC CARS are actually Natural Gas or Oil vehicles.
Because that is what is burned to generate the electricity.
The reusable bags easily last 100+ times. The problem is remembering to take them to the store.
And no one would ever dream of placing a RIB EYE or two in the bottom of the Cart, and them inadvertently placing eight or ten crummy cloth bags on top of them
Let alone the Vermin and Diseases being brought right into the Supermarket inside those filthy bags. God knows what the HANDS of the Baggers will be infested with now.
Once upon a time I brought home some PANTRY MOTHS from the Market.
I never could figure out what box of cereal, rice, or pasta they were hiding in, but until I threw the "Natural Solutions" to the Curb and bought THESE
did I get rid of them.
Every Supermarket in Eastern Mass has bins right at the door to Recycle Plastic Bags.
Plastic Lumber Manufacturers complain they can't get enough of them.
HighlandLofts
6.5 Creedmoor
I see more McDonalds & Burgerking garbage out and about then plastic bags, another disgusting thing I see in store parking lots is emptyed ash trays full of cigarette butts.
I can't remember the last time I seen a plastic bag laying out on the ground anywhere.
The Safeway grocery store will deduct three cents off your bill for every bag you reuse.
I haven't heard anything back from Cabelas yet.
I can't remember the last time I seen a plastic bag laying out on the ground anywhere.
The Safeway grocery store will deduct three cents off your bill for every bag you reuse.
I haven't heard anything back from Cabelas yet.
whauburger
6.5 Creedmoor
Just to rise an older thread up, I hit up cabelas in CT yesterday....no charge for bags. Was very clean and well kept in the bathrooms. There was a sharps container on the wall, they have the restaurant right night door and the fudge place downstairs. My assumption would be diabetic shoppers. Most do not want to inject insulin out in open and will go to a restroom to do so. The container seems like a nice touch/ safety feature. Not tacky or anything.
Robin
.475 A&M Magnum
The cost of this bag is too much to bear, freedom!
Robin
Robin
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