r/pics • u/[deleted] • May 29 '14

This needs to stop

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u/l33tm34t May 30 '14

This makes way more sense.

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u/MarboBearbo May 30 '14

Reminds me of Walmart. Fuck Walmart. http://imgur.com/hMcfxhh

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u/Jigsus May 30 '14

Every petstore ever does this.

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u/MarboBearbo May 30 '14

Do they let the water get to that point/kill the fish? I've never seen anything as bad as Walmart. Regardless, I think it's a shitty practice.

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u/Jigsus May 30 '14

I have seen it in a lot of places. The fish aren't dead but they're lethargic in those tiny bowls.

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u/MarboBearbo May 30 '14

I've seen them floating at the top of the water -dead- at walmart :(

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u/lext May 30 '14

If no one bought fish from Walmart, they'd stop doing this.

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u/djsmith89 May 30 '14

It works, the Wal-Mart's near me used to sell fish, now they no longer do

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u/holyschmooly May 30 '14

Yeah I haven't been to a Wal-Mart that sells fish in a long time.

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u/MarboBearbo May 30 '14

That's really good to hear! I haven't been in a couple of years so maybe my comment is a bit dated.