Jesse

Wow, so much for a friendly discussion. Y'all need to calm down a bit and discuss this like adults. Lively banter is fine, but this has gone way past rude and obnoxious. Seriously.

Quite nicely, thank you

Ooh maybe it'll be 5 stories high too! LOL. I kind of have a hard time believing this... if Starbucks had so much trouble coming into the area (and had to settle for the 610 feeder location), you'd think Walmart would too. You'd hope, at least.

I've heard similar things about the GM. Mean, nasty person. No personal interactions with them (yet), but because of the way they treated my friend, I'll be holding back as much business as possible.

agreed!

The one at Studewood and 11th? I think they moved downtown. Something about a wine bar going in its place. http://www.houstonarchitecture.com/haif/index.php?showtopic=11545&view=findpost&p=336452

Sadly, that explains quite a bit. Ugh.

Absolutely AWFUL in 77008. Missing mail, many missing packages, almost missed 2 weddings b/c they lost 3 invitations, other people's mail in our mailbox, late delivery, no delivery (with the amount of junk mail we get, not getting anything for a day is VERY strange), etc. Filed a complaint a few months back... service got better for a time, then got bad again. I don't trust them at all. Up until about a year and a half ago it was excellent - our mailman was prompt, friendly, and never misdelivered a single letter. Then he got transferred, and its stunk ever since. I've counted 3, 4, maybe 5 different delivery folks since then. High turnover + poor service = bad news.

Is that why there's a city program to fill in our drainage ditches?

It'd better be nice for $1150-$2200 per month (according to an ad in Houston magazine, at least)