We all know by now that Woolworths is going down the drain. Slowly, but surely, it most definately is going down the drain. With £385 million worth of debt unable to be repaid due partly to the credit crunch, my workplace is dying.
Which is obviously upsetting for me, I'm losing my job. Yet it's also upsetting for the shoppers, who would be sad to see it go. Apparently, it's a "high street icon", and with its masses of cheap sweets, its lovely Pic'N'Mix and the wide variety of items available at the 99-year-old firm - it is bound to be.
So, word is that there are a range of different companies and people willing to buy out the store. There's Theo Paphitis alleged to have been interested in buying out the store, and Wilkinsons. Oh, and some shareholder. Not only that, but Mr. Brown has pledged to keep us open over the Christmas period. Fantastic.
If push comes to shove, Woolworths will sell up for £1. If not, Woolworths will keep going - at least until they become a century. If everything goes to pot and Woolies cops it, 30 thousand jobs will be lost and I'll be one of those unemployed folk. Fun.
That was just a simple little blog to sum up everything. Woolies are in administration at the moment and plan to keep selling until after Christmas. Inside information is that the Warehouse has enough stock (for all stores) to last 10 weeks.
Oh, and this is just hilarious.
Love the song, and yet her bum cheeks are showing.
Not that I mind. :)
Britney Spears performs live on X Factor.
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