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To: reaper who wrote (165664)	5/14/2002 9:32:56 AM
From: Bill/WA	Read Replies (1) of 436258

reaper, again, thanks for the information. <<to the extent that you are looking for an "issue" here, i personally don't think that it is one.>> while in st. louis this summer visiting daughter & son-in-law (who is a tool nut)(and me being an ex-contractor) went to a newly constructed HD - place was empty, cashiers with hands in their pockets. also a brand new LOW - same thing. where i'm located in WA state, a new HD will soon be constructed within a 10 mile radius of an existing HD (plus, we already have a LOW). the word saturation comes to mind. would i be correct in looking for revenue/store in the upcoming earnings report? i can't imagine the cost of keeping these outlets open unless volume/customers increase, which to me, seems unlikely with the way the REAL economy is headed. again, thanks for your thoughts Bill/WA

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