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Major companies closing stores in Portland

Posted By: Grandpa Trapper

Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:09 PM

Cracker Barrel just closed its two remaining stores in Portland, OR and Walmart announced it is closing its only two stores by the end of this month. The reasons they are citing are the Pandemic and crime including uncontrollable shop lifting. Cracker Barrel closed another store in Bend, OR. The thing I don’t understand the politicians in Portland don’t seem to care or do anything about the crime and the disintegration of their city.
Posted By: Donnersurvivor

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:10 PM

North Minneapolis is also loosing stores, no one is quite sure why...
Posted By: beaverpeeler

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:10 PM

What's a Cracker Barrel? Never heard of them.
Posted By: Lazarus

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:24 PM

It's a racist named-restaurant that serves American food around a systemically racist themed environment. Personally, as a white person I'm offended every time I hear the name Cracker Barrel, or Cracker Jack, or saltine crackers. When will this systemic racism ever end?!!?!?
Posted By: yukon254

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:25 PM

To bad but thats what the communist ideology gets ya. Its been said before by many but I dont see how an administration could do any worse. Anyone with half a brain knew that Biden was going to be a disaster but this is beyond what anyone thought. The communists that run these blue states are just as bad.

To bad about Cracker Barrel but I dont blame them for pulling out. They allow RVs to camp overnight at most locations so we have been to a few and always found them clean and well run.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:29 PM

Better than having your feelings hurt by mean tweets.
Posted By: BigBob

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:29 PM

Originally Posted by Lazarus
It's a racist named-restaurant that serves American food around a systemically racist themed environment. Personally, as a white person I'm offended every time I hear the name Cracker Barrel, or Cracker Jack, or saltine crackers. When will this systemic racism ever end?!!?!?


LOL, I hope you're making a joke!
Posted By: bfflobo

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:31 PM

Divide and conquer , BO planted the seed, sniffer harvesting the fruit.
Posted By: Lazarus

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:32 PM

Originally Posted by BigBob
Originally Posted by Lazarus
It's a racist named-restaurant that serves American food around a systemically racist themed environment. Personally, as a white person I'm offended every time I hear the name Cracker Barrel, or Cracker Jack, or saltine crackers. When will this systemic racism ever end?!!?!?


LOL, I hope you're making a joke!


I hope that you understood it as a joke!!!!
Posted By: BernieB.

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:32 PM

Two of the 12 walmart stores in the Portland area are closing. My sister lives there and says that she won't shop at walmart, they never have what you need and the people who shop there are bums. She thinks that's why they are closing.

I think you can say the same thing about Target or any other big chain store like that in cities totally infected with leftists. I'll bet the problem with out of control shoplifting and destruction of property is more in line with reality. I haven't spent a lot of time in Portland, but what I have I'll tell you that it is the most leftist place you can imagine, way worse than anything where most of us live.

Imagine people opening packages and eating what they want out of them, because they feel entitled to take from capitalists. Imagine hundreds of thousands of entitled people who think they deserve what walmart has, without paying for it. Then you have some idea of why walmart is saying enough is enough.

Can't speak for Cracker Barrel in Portland, everywhere I have been to Cracker barrel, the food is really good and you have to wait in line to get in.

Posted By: Woodsloafer72

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:35 PM

I'm starting to feel like I am living out the book "Atlas Shrugged."
Posted By: wy.wolfer

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by BigBob
Originally Posted by Lazarus
It's a racist named-restaurant that serves American food around a systemically racist themed environment. Personally, as a white person I'm offended every time I hear the name Cracker Barrel, or Cracker Jack, or saltine crackers. When will this systemic racism ever end?!!?!?


LOL, I hope you're making a joke!

Of COURSE! Keep on going with that train. The stuff like the "The Congressional Black Caucus" and the "Congressional Asian Caucus" and the "Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus" or the "Congressional Hispanic Caucus" (from which Hispanic Republicans are barred from membership) are the ones that I enjoying teasing about. IMAGINE if someone tried to start "The Congressional Anglo Caucus"? What a riot!
Posted By: Rat Masterson

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:47 PM

Soon there won't be a grocery store or pharmacy for miles in these big cities.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 07:51 PM

Minneapolis is the only city I've been in where I felt like a minority.
Posted By: Grandpa Trapper

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 08:03 PM

Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
Soon there won't be a grocery store or pharmacy for miles in these big cities.


I personally don’t feel sorry for any of these Democrat liberal run cities falling apart or the people living in them that voted for the wacko politicians running them.
Posted By: Yes sir

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 08:15 PM

I really can't believe you guys think this is a bad thing. Perfect opportunity for the Federal government to move in to fill the void and show how socialism/ communism can take care of its people and to put ur tax dollars to work for something good. You guys are living on the dawn of a great history in the making. Shout for joy embrace the evolution of the New World Order or pay the price in the future! grin
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 08:15 PM

A big bank, based in Portland, has recently taken over the smaller town bank in Idaho , where I used to have my accounts. They have merged with a number of other banks in several states . It was bad timing for them, when the day came to shut down the Idaho bank , taking several days before its customers could log into their new re done accounts.

In their description about themselves, they made no secret of their agendas , just the same as some of the other big banks that have recently gone under and want bailing out, because of those same ideologies . Reading their trigger words , was enough for me. It made me ill reading all the woke agenda stuff right in their website descriptions.

I found the perfect small town bank in MT , and I love it. Should have transferred years ago.

I found out, I wasn't the only one jumping ship . The gal whom I dealt with , as I withdrew my accounts to put in my new bank, bemoaned the fact that a bunch of long time customers were doing the same as I.

She said the girls on the team there, who all know me, were still working there and they will miss me. I told them I will miss them too. I told them it wasn't them at all. But when they are now told to do something, they have to follow the new owner's orders.

I don't know how long banks can hold out and not comply with this flood of American Fascism .
Posted By: HayDay

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 08:22 PM

Month or so back, ducked into a grocery store........picked up a couple items and went to self checkout to pay. Quickly realized something was wrong when what I paid for was about $70 more than I bought. Went to service counter to get it back. They told me it was now common for people to come pick stuff up.......take it to self checkout, pretend they are paying, bag it up and walk out the door. Last time I was in that store, there was now a uniformed city cop standing around checkout lines.

Walmart next door has now removed all self checkout lines. I'm told for same reason. Next step would be to hire security.........not sure why.......then close the store.

You can thank St. George for all that.......and more. You reap what you sow.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 08:23 PM

How is that even possible that a nonpaying group of drug addicted, crazy and lazy thieves that run wild could have a negative impact on society this must be Trumps fault somehow. crazy
Posted By: Squash

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by Lazarus
It's a racist named-restaurant that serves American food around a systemically racist themed environment. Personally, as a white person I'm offended every time I hear the name Cracker Barrel, or Cracker Jack, or saltine crackers. When will this systemic racism ever end?!!?!?



They should change their name to graham Cracker Barrel, they are brown so not so racist.
Posted By: GREENCOUNTYPETE

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 08:34 PM

Originally Posted by wy.wolfer

Of COURSE! Keep on going with that train. The stuff like the "The Congressional Black Caucus" and the "Congressional Asian Caucus" and the "Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus" or the "Congressional Hispanic Caucus" (from which Hispanic Republicans are barred from membership) are the ones that I enjoying teasing about. IMAGINE if someone tried to start "The Congressional Anglo Caucus"? What a riot!


glad your joking , because a cracker barrel was a barrel of hard tack. cracker/biscuit a food of voyages , travels and fed as a portable ration that needed no cooking or refrigeration.

the buissness model is to place stores/restaurants along major travel corridors and be a comforting place to eat while traveling.

Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 09:01 PM

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Posted By: waggler

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by Sharon
A big bank, based in Portland, has recently taken over the smaller town bank in Idaho , where I used to have my accounts. They have merged with a number of other banks in several states . It was bad timing for them, when the day came to shut down the Idaho bank , taking several days before its customers could log into their new re done accounts.

In their description about themselves, they made no secret of their agendas , just the same as some of the other big banks that have recently gone under and want bailing out, because of those same ideologies . Reading their trigger words , was enough for me. It made me ill reading all the woke agenda stuff right in their website descriptions.

I found the perfect small town bank in MT , and I love it. Should have transferred years ago.

I found out, I wasn't the only one jumping ship . The gal whom I dealt with , as I withdrew my accounts to put in my new bank, bemoaned the fact that a bunch of long time customers were doing the same as I.

She said the girls on the team there, who all know me, were still working there and they will miss me. I told them I will miss them too. I told them it wasn't them at all. But when they are now told to do something, they have to follow the new owner's orders.

I don't know how long banks can hold out and not comply with this flood of American Fascism .

Was that Umpqua Bank that took over your local bank?
Umpqua took over my local Columbia Bank last week. I went in the day before the takeover and moved my accounts to Timberland Bank; a local owned bank.
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 09:11 PM

Waggler, yes sir, on all counts.
Posted By: super cub

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 09:14 PM

The news reported the 2 walmart stores were the only 2 in the portland area. I think they maybe only have 12 in the state, not sure though
Posted By: BernieB.

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 09:19 PM

Originally Posted by super cub
The news reported the 2 walmart stores were the only 2 in the portland area. I think they maybe only have 12 in the state, not sure though


There are 45 walmarts in Oregon, 12 in the portland area, according to Walmart. Don't believe the news.
Posted By: Grandpa Trapper

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 09:43 PM

Originally Posted by BernieB.
Originally Posted by super cub
The news reported the 2 walmart stores were the only 2 in the portland area. I think they maybe only have 12 in the state, not sure though


There are 45 walmarts in Oregon, 12 in the portland area, according to Walmart. Don't believe the news.


I believe the two that are closing are within the city limits. The others are outside the limits. The Cracker Barrels are in the Portland Metro area.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 10:30 PM

My Dad went thru Portland on the way to Pearl Harbor in 44. He said it was the prettiest city he ever saw. Im sure it's not anymore.
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 10:35 PM

Originally Posted by beaverpeeler
What's a Cracker Barrel? Never heard of them.

There's one left in Oregon . Medford.
Posted By: Donnersurvivor

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 11:05 PM

Originally Posted by Grandpa Trapper
Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
Soon there won't be a grocery store or pharmacy for miles in these big cities.


I personally don’t feel sorry for any of these Democrat liberal run cities falling apart or the people living in them that voted for the wacko politicians running them.


We said the same thing when Minneapolis was burning, we didn't care, found it amusing, etc. Guess what happened, all the people who could afford to leave moved out my way and now land prices are ridiculous, there are a ton more houses, apartments even in small towns, farms sold for houses. It sucks.
Posted By: Marty

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 11:07 PM

So sad to see the best nation on earth end this way
Posted By: Bob_Iowa

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 11:12 PM



We said the same thing when Minneapolis was burning, we didn't care, found it amusing, etc. Guess what happened, all the people who could afford to leave moved out my way and now land prices are ridiculous, there are a ton more houses, apartments even in small towns, farms sold for houses. It sucks. [/quote]

I wonder what they’d do if a farmer bought the abandoned parts of Minneapolis and began farming it.
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 11:22 PM

Originally Posted by Grandpa Trapper
Cracker Barrel just closed its two remaining stores in Portland, OR and Walmart announced it is closing its only two stores by the end of this month. The reasons they are citing are the Pandemic and crime including uncontrollable shop lifting. Cracker Barrel closed another store in Bend, OR. The thing I don’t understand the politicians in Portland don’t seem to care or do anything about the crime and the disintegration of their city.



Crack Barrel closed because of their gawd awful bland food . They couldn't figure it out

Chinamart ironically closed for the very libtard , woke , big government , defund the police crap
They support .

The freaks that run the city of Portland will in no way put 2 and 2 together .....2+2 =5



Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/24/23 11:29 PM

Originally Posted by Gary Benson
My Dad went thru Portland on the way to Pearl Harbor in 44. He said it was the prettiest city he ever saw. Im sure it's not anymore.




The PNW is one of the most beautiful places on Earth !

Too bad the liberal freaks in places like Portland and Seattle have turned these places and surrounding areas into great big Sholes !!!!
Posted By: HayDay

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 01:12 AM

So will any of them change their voting habits or do they remain slow learners?
Posted By: nightlife

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 01:22 AM

Originally Posted by Gary Benson
Minneapolis is the only city I've been in where I felt like a minority.



Try walking around Saint Cloud
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by HayDay
So will any of them change their voting habits or do they remain slow learners?



Not enough pain and suffering yet ..... Yep , slow learners
Posted By: Marty

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 02:53 AM

Just about all liberal controlled large cities are going this way....not going to stop but will get worse/spread.
Posted By: Gary Benson

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 03:01 AM

Originally Posted by Marty
Just about all liberal controlled large cities are going this way....not going to stop but will get worse/spread.

Thats a fact.
I spent most of my life in Nebraska.
Then Florida.
Now NW Arkansas
There are too many people. Everywhere.
The little settlement we live in is just outside Fayetteville. Where the Univerdity is.
Our little village doesn't have street lights, yet just outside the village is gated communities with million dollar homes.
First California, Washington, Oregon, New York, Colorado, now Montana, Idaho, Texas.
It's a nonstop situation.
Posted By: Marty

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 03:08 AM

Yes, the end gets closer....
Posted By: Donnersurvivor

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 03:21 AM

Originally Posted by nightlife
Originally Posted by Gary Benson
Minneapolis is the only city I've been in where I felt like a minority.



Try walking around Saint Cloud


St Cloud isn't that bad, just make sure you go to the Walmart on 15, not the ghetto one.
Posted By: randall brannon

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 11:37 AM

Demonrats willjust blame Trump and MAGA!!! Remember Jessie Smollet syndrome!!!
Posted By: wy.wolfer

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by Gary Benson
Originally Posted by Marty
Just about all liberal controlled large cities are going this way....not going to stop but will get worse/spread.

Thats a fact.
I spent most of my life in Nebraska.
Then Florida.
Now NW Arkansas
There are too many people. Everywhere.
The little settlement we live in is just outside Fayetteville. Where the Univerdity is.
Our little village doesn't have street lights, yet just outside the village is gated communities with million dollar homes.
First California, Washington, Oregon, New York, Colorado, now Montana, Idaho, Texas.
It's a nonstop situation.

Don't forget Alaska!
Posted By: randall brannon

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 08:13 PM

Originally Posted by AntiGov
Originally Posted by HayDay
So will any of them change their voting habits or do they remain slow learners?



Not enough pain and suffering yet ..... Yep , slow learners

You can't fix Stupid!!! Makes you wonder about some of these voters. I wonder if their family tree is a Telephone Pole!!!
Posted By: bblwi

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 11:29 PM

Not unusual in the past or the present for major firms to close stores, depots etc. and move to new sites where their research tells them they will have better sales and profits. Stores have been moving away from the more land locked larger cities with lower incomes, higher crime rates and into the outer suburbs for decades, many times jumping over some of the first and 2nd wave burbs to the outer newer ones. I bet when we look at which areas have had the most closurers over the last 50 years percentage wise the rural areas have not fared any better either.

Bryce
Posted By: steeltraps

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 11:49 PM

I like it out here in West Texas !! I may never go home !!!! WHY would anyone want to live in a city????? Fewer people. The better life is
Posted By: jer z

Re: Major companies closing stores in Portland - 03/25/23 11:52 PM

How are you going to get your government cheese? if you don't live in the city.
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