Wal-Militia

About the Book

Book Summery The government has kept all of the major airlines out of bankruptcy with the help of taxpayer’s money, along with taking over the security at all of the major airports by forcing private security personnel out of work in a meager attempt to save the country. Is the government helping Wal-Mart out as well? Or was Sam Walton, the founder of the world’s largest retailer, a supreme genius by finding a way to conquer the world by selling socks and underwear at half price? You decide. After a brief discussion with a Wal-Mart executive about a possible coverup, Grant Lee has laid the cards on the table for your examination, plus has gone into a detailed review of what it is like to work for the company and how it truly operates behind the scenes. This is the ultimate insider’s guide to the good and the ugly.

About the Author

Grant Lee has worked for both a Wal-Mart warehouse, located in Wal-Mart’s hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas, and a retail store in Utah. He has worked for the company a total of six years and grew up in Rogers, Arkansas, the site of the original Wal-Mart store (His family still lives in Rogers). His hobbies include music and filming movies with the Central Utah Film Makers Association (Utahfilmmakers.org). A varied craftsman, Grant Lee also enjoys art, writing poetry, sports, and has previously worked as a glass cutter.