No More EXPO For You

January 27th, 2009

Home Depot announced Monday it’s laying off 7,000 employees and said it will close all of company’s EXPO stores because of poor performance.

“Over the next two months, the Company will be closing 34 EXPO Design Center stores, five YardBIRDS stores, two Design Center stores and a bath remodeling business known as HD Bath, with seven locations,” company officials said in a press release.

Did anyone shop at those EXPO stores? Okay, I meant to ask, did they ever purchase anything at those stores? Aren’t the people rich enough to shop at that store having their contractors bring the ideas to them at home anyway? I never understood the concept of those stores.

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