They really don't care about the people around them once they're going out of business.
Picture speaks a thousand words, so I have little left to say. 86th St and 4th Ave, Brooklyn NY
Hey, it looks like you can make a big wheel if you hurry over there.
Just the chuds...and crazy homeless guys.
]]>@DrGirlfriend: Those are usually called motorcycle "trikes"...
Alas no human powered ones yet...probably something about the gearing required.
]]>If they made an adult-size big wheel, I would totally ride it.
]]>@oneliketadow: it isn't.
]]>@Mistrez_Mish: I concur. The Queens equivalent of any store is nicer and cleaner than its Brooklyn sibling.
]]>There's an american flag laying on the ground in all that mess. What a statement that makes.
]]>That's a waste of good toilet paper! C'mon couldn't an employee have at least stolen that.
]]>Their employees need to go somewheres. It was probably store supplies and not stock.
]]>Also employee shrinkage. 'broken' item dumped in trash, grabbed later.
]]>It's so that people don't forgo purchasing in order to wait for it to hit the dumpster.
]]>Ok, Homer. Are you afraid of the pimps and the chuds, too?
]]>If the KB folks actually left it that way, that's quite appalling. Of course, who do you yell at when the corporation is already going under?
]]>I dunno... my wife used to work retail and her company *required* employees to render unusable (read: destroy) unsold merchandise that was bound for the trash. I never got a good explanation why.
That might be what this is.
]]>I can't wait to see the mess that CircuitCity leaves behind...
]]>KB should have given the leftover inventory to Goodwill or Toys For Tots. At least then the toys would have not gone to waste and whoever donated it could get a huge tax break in return! Such a shame...
]]>well, this is a block from my house. now i know which subway exit NOT to take tonight...ugh.
]]>I don't think I would expect laid-off employees to leave their locations all neat and tidy after their last day.
]]>@Saboth: No, its not accurate. Theres not nearly enough poo
]]>@Froggmann: Since when does KB Toys sell Toilet Paper?
]]>@Keirmeister: I don't concurr. I would hate for whatever might have been useable to wind up in a locked dumpster only to go straight to a lanfill. I presume at least some of this stuff wound up being useable and taken home to less-fortunate kids. Either that or crazy homeless people rifled through it. But I hate the fact that so many people, businesses, especially grocery stores, throw away things all the time that would be better donated to goodwill or salvation army.
]]>@Ash78: lol, the people looking over the "merchandise" gave it away.
]]>If you notice the plastic bags, I can almost guarantee you that this was done by random scavengers. I've seen this happen everywhere. However K*B should have put more thought into securing their garbage so people wouldn't do this.
]]>It looks like it was probably piled on the curb for pickup and it was ripped apart
]]>I had to squint to realize you weren't showing the inside of the K-Mart toy department.
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