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graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:00 PM Aug 2014

We Are Market Basket and WE ARE BACK!!



Tonight, the resolution we all have been fighting for for so long has come to be. The Board of Directors has approved the sale of the company to the family of Arthur T. Demoulas and we are back in the building starting tomorrow! The entire management team including those fired and those who resigned will be back as well to start the process of rebuilding. Most importantly, ATD is back!!

Details are emerging as we write this but we wanted to let the world know that we have emerged from this crisis victorious! The STAKEHOLDERS have helped to Save Market Basket and in doing so, we have made history. Associates, vendors and most importantly, CUSTOMERS carried the banner for a company that is so much more than simply a company, but is rather an integral piece of every community it serves.

Tonight we raise a glass to Artie T and each other as we have achieved the most improbable of upsets. Tomorrow we go to work and never, in the history of people going to work, will so many people be so happy to punch the clock.

To our customers...words will never be able to express our appreciation of what you have accomplished. You are the lifeblood of who we are and we are eternally thankful to you. Please understand that we will be working around the clock to get every department in every store back up to speed and once we do, we will be better than ever!

WE ARE MARKET BASKET and WE ARE BACK!
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We Are Market Basket and WE ARE BACK!! (Original Post) graywarrior Aug 2014 OP
I have never heard of this place ever yeoman6987 Aug 2014 #1
Market Basket Customers will be back in droves. bunnies Aug 2014 #4
You sound very hopeful yeoman6987 Aug 2014 #8
You wouldnt believe the amount of loyalty people have to this chain. bunnies Aug 2014 #12
you obviously havent kept up. Their customers were the driving ChisolmTrailDem Aug 2014 #13
Everyone in my apartment complex boycotted them graywarrior Aug 2014 #39
The customers were boycotting the place..big reason the deal went shraby Aug 2014 #14
There was a boycott RandiFan1290 Aug 2014 #65
Me, too! I've respected the customer strike. nt valerief Aug 2014 #72
They'll get lots of curious new customers. HomerRamone Aug 2014 #23
I went to Shaws and WalMart a few times to get stuff and nearly every customer there graywarrior Aug 2014 #41
That's what I thought, too, until the customer strike. They're going to get more business than ever valerief Aug 2014 #73
Not. sheshe2 Aug 2014 #37
They'll come back PatSeg Aug 2014 #54
If you lived in the area, you'd know that the majority of customers will return. ET Awful Aug 2014 #86
If they were publicly traded, I'd be extremely bullish. Old and In the Way Aug 2014 #94
YES!!!!!!! bunnies Aug 2014 #2
Congratulations! blue neen Aug 2014 #3
We've all stuck together, workers and customers graywarrior Aug 2014 #7
It must feel exhilarating! blue neen Aug 2014 #11
I've never heard of this store before but I was rooting like Hell for you guys. Congratulations. Booster Aug 2014 #16
People here are going nutz graywarrior Aug 2014 #22
strength in numbers! :D BlancheSplanchnik Aug 2014 #89
Congrats! pinto Aug 2014 #5
People are driving by MBs and leaning on their car horns graywarrior Aug 2014 #6
lol.....that sounds wonderful yeoman6987 Aug 2014 #10
Went to Chelsea today edbermac Aug 2014 #9
Yep. You made history! Kudos to all those who stuck it out... customers and employees. Luminous Animal Aug 2014 #15
We did Luminous Animal. sheshe2 Aug 2014 #45
Mega congratulations! Bon Appetit! Luminous Animal Aug 2014 #51
LOL~ Thanks... sheshe2 Aug 2014 #59
Best news I've heard in weeks! MANative Aug 2014 #17
Corporations are NOT people! graywarrior Aug 2014 #18
Actually... MANative Aug 2014 #21
I don't know....Artie had a lot to do with it graywarrior Aug 2014 #25
No question that he's a very special individual. I hope that he... MANative Aug 2014 #34
And the grocery business is a tough business! graywarrior Aug 2014 #80
Right. And CUSTOMERS create jobs, not CEOs, as Arthur S learned. Arthur T already valerief Aug 2014 #79
Damn right! graywarrior Aug 2014 #81
And a tip 'o the hat to you Graywarrior. wandy Aug 2014 #19
What a great ending to this story! Thanks graywarrior for keeping us in the loop! freshwest Aug 2014 #20
OH HELL YES! BrotherIvan Aug 2014 #24
congratulations!! bigtonka Aug 2014 #26
I love it when the good guys win. lpbk2713 Aug 2014 #27
Big congratulations!! Sissyk Aug 2014 #28
Scene at the MB headquarters tonight graywarrior Aug 2014 #29
That looks so cool and fun! Sissyk Aug 2014 #33
I did nothing but run out of toilet paper, lol graywarrior Aug 2014 #35
Well done! littlemissmartypants Aug 2014 #30
There aren't any of their stores in my area, TexasTowelie Aug 2014 #31
What good news! History is made. May it be repeated. tea and oranges Aug 2014 #32
It's a huge win for intelligent business management, customers, employees and society! DrewFlorida Aug 2014 #36
Congrats! A Little Weird Aug 2014 #38
Kick and Hell yes Recommend! sheshe2 Aug 2014 #40
ATD statement released-he's back and it's over! catnhatnh Aug 2014 #42
I just watched a video at one of the MB fb pages from Tewksbury graywarrior Aug 2014 #44
Hey Gray-Thanks... catnhatnh Aug 2014 #47
Excellent News cantbeserious Aug 2014 #43
No shit? The good guys won? DAYUM!!! calimary Aug 2014 #46
When you see a CEO at a store with his arm around a worker and they're talking like old friends, graywarrior Aug 2014 #48
The biggest labor victory in decades MannyGoldstein Aug 2014 #49
!!!! graywarrior Aug 2014 #50
FWIW, my post on Bluemassgroup: MannyGoldstein Aug 2014 #57
Buh bye! graywarrior Aug 2014 #52
Artie should make those to go to every store SwankyXomb Aug 2014 #82
Part of the deal is that they stick around for 3 months graywarrior Aug 2014 #83
Mahalo graywarrior! Cha Aug 2014 #53
Huge applause coming your way from San Francisco NBachers Aug 2014 #55
You know what's hilarious? graywarrior Aug 2014 #56
+1 ChazII Aug 2014 #76
Yes....no union graywarrior Aug 2014 #78
Artie seem like a boss who really cares ChazII Aug 2014 #90
the rich and powerful have done very well by dividing us on a few wedge issues, at some point whereisjustice Aug 2014 #96
Good news. Thanks. nt Live and Learn Aug 2014 #58
Best news I have heard in a while! Congratulations!!!!! emsimon33 Aug 2014 #60
so happy! nutsnberries Aug 2014 #61
Kicked and recommended a whole bunch! Enthusiast Aug 2014 #62
Huge win for the good guys! redwitch Aug 2014 #63
This is one huge victory malaise Aug 2014 #64
Thanks for keeping us posted on this, Gray! It's been a great, inspiring story to follow with you! Gidney N Cloyd Aug 2014 #66
Very impressed with the united efforts!!!! hamsterjill Aug 2014 #67
The workers asked the customers to help them, and we customers responded. valerief Aug 2014 #75
Great news mcar Aug 2014 #68
I'm sure there's barely anything on the shelves right now, but I still want to go in... Silent3 Aug 2014 #69
Artie's speech today graywarrior Aug 2014 #70
Glad to hear this VA_Jill Aug 2014 #71
You just don't see things like this today in America. valerief Aug 2014 #74
This is so awesome! JNelson6563 Aug 2014 #77
Huge K & R !!! WillyT Aug 2014 #84
Awesome, awesome news! MissDeeds Aug 2014 #85
If you're in New England, this has been impressive matt819 Aug 2014 #87
I shop at both for different items. MB prices are much better, but Hannaford has more organics. valerief Aug 2014 #88
Hannaford shoppers will be happy to get their stores back Mopar151 Aug 2014 #105
Tonight was the first time in 6 weeks I didn't have to fight the crowds at S&S, it was heavenly. I seaglass Aug 2014 #107
Oh yes, we are back! Today was my regular shopping day at our Local Market Basket in Raynham. canoeist52 Aug 2014 #91
Artie's speech was so heartfelt graywarrior Aug 2014 #92
Yeah!!! Happy for your victory, gray. blm Aug 2014 #93
Awesome! Gore1FL Aug 2014 #95
You all showed how it could be done Danascot Aug 2014 #97
Awesome!! LovingA2andMI Aug 2014 #98
Very cool graywarrior Aug 2014 #99
Anyone see the 1 minute ditty about MB on Chris Hayes leading into Rachel's show? graywarrior Aug 2014 #100
Best wishes to all involved! n/t PoliticAverse Aug 2014 #101
good news Liberal_in_LA Aug 2014 #102
Post this pic here, too.. :) Cha Aug 2014 #103
!! graywarrior Aug 2014 #104
KICK! Cha Aug 2014 #106
 

yeoman6987

(14,449 posts)
1. I have never heard of this place ever
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:03 PM
Aug 2014

until it was posted on here a month or so back. Glad they are resolved in their disagreements. I guess now it is trying to get customers back. I would imagine a big majority found other grocers to purchase items from.

 

bunnies

(15,859 posts)
4. Market Basket Customers will be back in droves.
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:05 PM
Aug 2014

That includes myself and everyone I know. Count on it!!!

 

bunnies

(15,859 posts)
12. You wouldnt believe the amount of loyalty people have to this chain.
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:13 PM
Aug 2014

Price-wise, the other chains around here cant touch them. They'll be back and busier than ever.

 

ChisolmTrailDem

(9,463 posts)
13. you obviously havent kept up. Their customers were the driving
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:14 PM
Aug 2014

force behind their success from day one. They will be back.

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
39. Everyone in my apartment complex boycotted them
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:53 PM
Aug 2014

Customers stood outside with signs day after day after day. It's a beautiful thing!

HomerRamone

(1,112 posts)
23. They'll get lots of curious new customers.
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:30 PM
Aug 2014

I'm a lifelong Bostonian but I've only been going there a few years. It was out of the way for me and I didn't know how much cheaper it was. And I didn't know how well they treated their employees until I started hearing about the fight between the competing cousins maybe a year or so ago. I had been afraid that maybe the low prices were because they treated the workers like Wal-Mart does. How wrong I was. And now that word is out about what a great company it is, I think they'll be attracting more shoppers than ever...

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
41. I went to Shaws and WalMart a few times to get stuff and nearly every customer there
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:55 PM
Aug 2014

was bitching about the prices and wishing MB would hurry up and settle this.

valerief

(53,235 posts)
73. That's what I thought, too, until the customer strike. They're going to get more business than ever
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 11:03 AM
Aug 2014

now.

sheshe2

(83,771 posts)
37. Not.
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:51 PM
Aug 2014

I have boycotted and have gone through all that I had on my shelves. Why would anyone pay dollars more for the exact same item elsewhere.

Nope we are going back in droves!

ET Awful

(24,753 posts)
86. If you lived in the area, you'd know that the majority of customers will return.
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 02:50 PM
Aug 2014

They supported the employees and Artie T., and will return to Market Basket.

You shouldn't assume that customers didn't back the employees. That vast majority of Market Basket customers supported the employees and will return to Market Basket now that Artie T. is going to be returning.

Old and In the Way

(37,540 posts)
94. If they were publicly traded, I'd be extremely bullish.
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 07:21 PM
Aug 2014

Not only will they recover 98% of their previious custokers, but this story has been well covered in the tegion. There wil be a whole new segment of customers that will patronize MB now because they want to support enlightened anagement. The fact that MB delivers.more value to the customer interms of better overall savings, won't hurt either. Someone is going to get really hurt..Shaws, Shop and Sabe, Roche Brothers..not sure who, but MB os going to have a hreat 2015. 2014 will be ok, considering the 2 months loss of revenue and write downs..

Booster

(10,021 posts)
16. I've never heard of this store before but I was rooting like Hell for you guys. Congratulations.
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:15 PM
Aug 2014

And a huge shout out to ALL the customers who boycotted the market - that was awesome. A win for the good guys.

 

yeoman6987

(14,449 posts)
10. lol.....that sounds wonderful
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:09 PM
Aug 2014

I suppose I could drive by "Giant" my grocer.....although they would probably wonder what is going on with me.

edbermac

(15,939 posts)
9. Went to Chelsea today
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:08 PM
Aug 2014

40 registers and a dozen people with full carts at each one is the norm.

It was so empty today that the Patriots could have held a practice session there.

The store was fairly well stocked except for the perishable stuff so they should be back to normal in a few days.

sheshe2

(83,771 posts)
45. We did Luminous Animal.
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:17 AM
Aug 2014

We did and it was awesome! Hey, a victory for the people.

My fridge is empty, gotta shop next week.

sheshe2

(83,771 posts)
59. LOL~ Thanks...
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 01:37 AM
Aug 2014

I still have to shop carefully...yet the prices are unbelievably low. One item that I buy once in a while as a splurge is $3 less at MB!

Thanks!



MANative

(4,112 posts)
17. Best news I've heard in weeks!
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:21 PM
Aug 2014

Thrilled for the specific outcome, and for the hope that it portends for a resurgence of stakeholder vs. shareholder capitalism. CEOs need to remember that the ultimate boss is not the Board, and not the shareholder, but the CUSTOMER, whether that's an individual consumer or a B2B buyer.

MANative

(4,112 posts)
21. Actually...
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:29 PM
Aug 2014

they are... NOTHING WITHOUT the people who make them work. The entity is unquestionably not a person, regardless of what the moronic fools on the Supreme Court say, but the corporation can only exist because of its people and the work, goods and services they produce. Maybe some of them will start to get that message now.

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
25. I don't know....Artie had a lot to do with it
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:33 PM
Aug 2014

There aren't many like him. I saw an interview with a guy who works for MB whose daughter was in a car accident and suffered brain injury. He said Artie made sure she got the best medical care and she recovered enough to be able to work at one of the stores. She said Artie saved her life and she will be forever grateful. He's a unique individual.

MANative

(4,112 posts)
34. No question that he's a very special individual. I hope that he...
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:50 PM
Aug 2014

Will serve as an inspiration for other leaders, and that the Market Basket example will demonstrate what a committed, engaged workforce can accomplish. Can you imagine what would happen to corporate productivity if everyone loved their jobs as much as MB associates do? That can't happen without two-way commitment and two-way loyalty, the kind that has been sorely lacking since Reagan and his clowns twisted the corporate model to benefit only financial investors.

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
80. And the grocery business is a tough business!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 11:42 AM
Aug 2014

Those workers perform mundane work all day long, stocking shelves, standing in cold refrigerators, cutting up vegetables in the produce room (I've done that--it ain't fun!). But they all love one another and they have fun at work. The managers play goofy jokes on the workers, the workers retaliate...it's a fun place to be when they're all on the job.

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
81. Damn right!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 11:45 AM
Aug 2014

I was at my favorite store this morning and two customers in their 70s were asking if they could work there. The manager told them "we'd LOVE to have you! You did this for us!"

Sissyk

(12,665 posts)
28. Big congratulations!!
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:37 PM
Aug 2014

I haven't commented on this since you've been posting, but I've read all your post, and I'm so proud of you guys!!

People first! How awesome is that for a change.

TexasTowelie

(112,204 posts)
31. There aren't any of their stores in my area,
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:47 PM
Aug 2014

but a big thumbs up for all involved. Hopefully, the people in the ivory towers learn a lesson and realize the importance of the consumer.

A Little Weird

(1,754 posts)
38. Congrats!
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:52 PM
Aug 2014

It's good to see the consumers and workers come together and show their power! And thanks for keeping us posted on the story - I probably wouldn't have heard much about it if you hadn't.

sheshe2

(83,771 posts)
40. Kick and Hell yes Recommend!
Wed Aug 27, 2014, 11:54 PM
Aug 2014

I can afford to shop again!

Thank you for all your updates on the story, gray.



Love ya....and Artie too! We won!

catnhatnh

(8,976 posts)
42. ATD statement released-he's back and it's over!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:11 AM
Aug 2014

Market Basket strike and boycott ended 11:24 pm with the workers winning.Strike lasted 41 days and we never made a full shopping trip in that time. Turns out that behind the stuff in the freezer was more stuff and it worked the same in the pantry and cabinets.But I sure am looking forward to shopping tomorrow.

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
44. I just watched a video at one of the MB fb pages from Tewksbury
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:16 AM
Aug 2014

Lots of workers gathering, shouting, chanting, and deliriously happy!

catnhatnh

(8,976 posts)
47. Hey Gray-Thanks...
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:22 AM
Aug 2014

...you took the lead and kept the story moving forward each day. It's so great that you helped all of DU to join in this victory. Give yourself a pat on the back and a large umbrella drink with extra fruit (and of course, your potable of choice) because you surely deserve it!
Cat

calimary

(81,267 posts)
46. No shit? The good guys won? DAYUM!!!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:20 AM
Aug 2014

Power to the workers! AND to the customers who had the class and noble principles to support them!

That's FABULOUS news, graywarrior! And thanks for keeping us updated about it. Yours is the only regular coverage I've seen on this, anywhere. Don't have a Market Basket anywhere near me, but I'm thrilled to hear this! If there was one, I'd shop there starting tomorrow. And I would have enjoyed taking part in some of the protests, too. SO satisfying when efforts like this actually produce a great outcome! We've all seen FAR too much lately that seems to want to convince us that the bad guys are supposed to win all the time. Well, here's one case in which the GOOD GUYS prevailed! The way it SHOULD be!

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
48. When you see a CEO at a store with his arm around a worker and they're talking like old friends,
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:23 AM
Aug 2014

you just know it's an awesome place.

 

MannyGoldstein

(34,589 posts)
49. The biggest labor victory in decades
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:32 AM
Aug 2014

They kicked ass.

And so did you, GW, for keeping DU abreast of this.

Thanks!

NBachers

(17,110 posts)
55. Huge applause coming your way from San Francisco
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:53 AM
Aug 2014

I've watched your dispatches from the front, Graywarrior, as this movement unfolded. I am filled with joy and respect for the entire Market Basket community, who showed us how to do it.

This is the feel-good story of the year, so far. Labor history has been made.

Now let's go kick republican ass in the elections.

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
56. You know what's hilarious?
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 12:55 AM
Aug 2014

A lot of these workers are so anti political. Some are hardcore republicans or independents. But everyone worked together on this. It gave me hope.

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
78. Yes....no union
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 11:35 AM
Aug 2014

They did it on their own. I don't think they wanted a union to stand between them and Artie.

ChazII

(6,205 posts)
90. Artie seem like a boss who really cares
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 04:16 PM
Aug 2014

and like many others here, I am happy that everything worked for the best. Perhaps one day Market Business will be in Arizona.

whereisjustice

(2,941 posts)
96. the rich and powerful have done very well by dividing us on a few wedge issues, at some point
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 08:17 PM
Aug 2014

there has to be a truce drawn so we can join forces against those who want us all as slaves, unable to fight back, restrained by poverty.

redwitch

(14,944 posts)
63. Huge win for the good guys!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 07:17 AM
Aug 2014

I have watched with awe the workers and customers standing together in this fight. So happy for everyone! A mini revolution and such happy news for a change! You guys are rock stars!

hamsterjill

(15,220 posts)
67. Very impressed with the united efforts!!!!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 10:27 AM
Aug 2014

THIS is how it gets done!!! Sticking together for a common goal. United we stand; divided we fall.

Congratulations to all involved.

valerief

(53,235 posts)
75. The workers asked the customers to help them, and we customers responded.
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 11:16 AM
Aug 2014

The workers had nothing to lose. They'd be sold off by Arthur S anyway. However, their determination to band together, fight back, and ask their customers for help was truly inspiring.

Silent3

(15,212 posts)
69. I'm sure there's barely anything on the shelves right now, but I still want to go in...
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 10:38 AM
Aug 2014

...sometime today and see if I can't find something to buy.

VA_Jill

(9,971 posts)
71. Glad to hear this
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 10:54 AM
Aug 2014

I live in Virginia but I've been following the story a little bit via some friends who live in New England and on here. Good news all the way around, it sounds like!

valerief

(53,235 posts)
74. You just don't see things like this today in America.
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 11:10 AM
Aug 2014

A CEO who treats his employees like people and is willing to stand with his employees to maintain their dignity (and his biz), even though he'd end up richer going the usual load-up-with-debt route.

The biggest thing is that they actually won. We never see workers win.

I just hope the Arthur S asshole mob isn't planning some kind of ALECy sabotage. I wonder who Arthur T's shares go to if he should meet with an accident. Cuz that's what mobs do.

 

MissDeeds

(7,499 posts)
85. Awesome, awesome news!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 02:40 PM
Aug 2014

Kinda makes me believe in the old adage "the people united can never be defeated".

K&R

matt819

(10,749 posts)
87. If you're in New England, this has been impressive
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 02:59 PM
Aug 2014

You know, it really is a remarkable thing to have employees, vendors, customers, etc. rally around a corporation like this. Nothing quite like it comes to mind.

I'm a Hannaford shopper and, to be honest, have never been a big fan of shopping at Market Basket, but that doesn't diminish what has happened here.

valerief

(53,235 posts)
88. I shop at both for different items. MB prices are much better, but Hannaford has more organics.
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 03:31 PM
Aug 2014

However, their organic produce has gotten slimmer.

Hannaford is fine, but it exists for investors, not shoppers. MB has proven it has a different business model.

Mopar151

(9,983 posts)
105. Hannaford shoppers will be happy to get their stores back
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 10:58 PM
Aug 2014

They've put up with hordes of MB custoners in their stores, Shaw's - not so much. I think Wal-Mart was up some, but their selection is down, prices are up on many items

seaglass

(8,171 posts)
107. Tonight was the first time in 6 weeks I didn't have to fight the crowds at S&S, it was heavenly. I
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 11:17 PM
Aug 2014

am so happy this was settled favorably for MB employees and customers.

canoeist52

(2,282 posts)
91. Oh yes, we are back! Today was my regular shopping day at our Local Market Basket in Raynham.
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 05:12 PM
Aug 2014

I was amazed at how well stocked it was. My friend and I had planned on shopping at Hannaford on the way home for what we couldn't get at MB. But the only thing I really needed that they didn't have, was bananas.
Everyone was laughing and in a great mood, watching Artie's speech together and cheering!

graywarrior

(59,440 posts)
92. Artie's speech was so heartfelt
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 05:16 PM
Aug 2014

I just added a video above of him meeting with his employees for the first time after months of not being able to see them.

Gore1FL

(21,132 posts)
95. Awesome!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 07:43 PM
Aug 2014

Once I learned of this story, I started following it here and through Google searches. I hope it sends a message nation-wide..

Danascot

(4,690 posts)
97. You all showed how it could be done
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 09:05 PM
Aug 2014

Workers and customers standing together. We need a lot more of what you just accomplished. But for now, I'm happy to celebrate with you. Great job and best wishes!

LovingA2andMI

(7,006 posts)
98. Awesome!!
Thu Aug 28, 2014, 09:22 PM
Aug 2014

Will talk about the Market Basket story in my undergrad Business Sales Class next Tuesday. Great win for the Workers and Customers of Market Basket!!!

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