Anonymous ID: 17a0be Jan. 27, 2026, 1:46 a.m. No.24180099   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0103 >>0105

As an anon….This entire story is fake.

 

Also, look @ 3:25, she is pretending to be a “work” on a computer, but watch her fingers “typing”, even that is fake.

So Retarded.

 

Does she not think we can see she is not typing.

She is a “nurse” with massive boobs.

If really a nurse, she is hating life and missing her youth, so post to social media.

All of this is getting old from all these hitting the walls.

Pretty woman who probably is realizing older she grows, less men, so post a video of some past billionaire who she claims she rejected for clicks in hopes of a real one noticing…..porn and only fans sit h incoming.

https://youtu.be/vRB2Ny0TB0Q

Female Nurses GENERATIONAL Fumble… lol…

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Anonymous ID: 17a0be Jan. 27, 2026, 2:16 a.m. No.24180109   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0111 >>0114 >>0119 >>0121 >>0123 >>0124 >>0127 >>0154 >>0177 >>0196 >>0205

California Governor PANICS as Walmart Shuts Down 250+ Stores Across State | Megan Wright

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https://youtu.be/sMwsVJ9j4Kw

Walmart is pulling out of California — and it’s not a rumor.

 

More than 250 stores are being prepared for shutdown across the state, not because customers stopped shopping, but because the math no longer works. What follows isn’t just lost jobs — it’s grocery deserts, longer drives, higher prices, collapsing local tax bases, and communities hollowed out in real time.

 

In this investigation, Megan Wright exposes how California’s wage mandates, labor enforcement regime, and regulatory pressure pushed the nation’s largest retailer to retreat — and why the people who suffer most are the very workers these policies claimed to protect.

 

This video breaks down:

 

Why Walmart’s cost structure collapsed under California law

 

How wage mandates and compliance penalties changed store viability overnight

 

Why closures hit low-income and rural communities first

 

How retail deserts accelerate food insecurity and small-business failure

 

The hidden tax revenue losses hurting schools and public services

 

Why other retailers are quietly following Walmart out the door This is not a story about greed. It’s a story about incentives, margins, and economic gravity. 🛒 When anchor stores close, entire communities unravel🛒 When grocery access disappears, prices explode🛒 When policy ignores math, math always wins.👉 Comment below: How far do you have to drive to reach your nearest grocery store?

Anonymous ID: 17a0be Jan. 27, 2026, 2:32 a.m. No.24180123   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0124 >>0154 >>0196 >>0205

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>>24180109

California’s Retail Economy Is Cracking After Walmart’s Quiet Exit

 

https://youtu.be/2icU0fEkeXw

 

The 2026 Outlook: With the California economy projected to soften in early 2026, is this a "last stand" for physical retail or a necessary evolution?

 

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Why is Walmart Quietly Exiting California Cities?

 

In early 2024, a wave of sudden Walmart closures caught California communities by surprise. From San Diego to Fremont, these "Quiet Exits" have left many wondering: Is California’s retail economy finally cracking?

 

In this video, we deep-dive into the data behind the headlines. We analyze the specific closures in San Diego (Imperial Ave), El Cajon, West Covina, Granite Bay, and Fremont, and explore the complex reasons why America’s retail giant is shifting its West Coast strategy.

 

What We Cover:

 

The "Silent" Closures: Why five major locations vanished without traditional warning letters or public fanfare.

 

The Economic Math: Why operating costs in California are reportedly 25% higher than the national average, making store margins razor-thin.

 

The Retail Theft Crisis: How the $112 billion national loss due to organized retail crime—and the ongoing debate over Proposition 47 and Proposition 36—impacts local stores.

 

The $800 Million Reinvestment: It’s not just an exit—it’s a pivot. We look at Walmart’s massive investment in 57 other California stores and next-gen Supercenters like the one in Eastvale.

 

The 2026 Outlook: With the California economy projected to soften in early 2026, is this a "last stand" for physical retail or a necessary evolution?

 

As retailers like Target, Walgreens, and Rite Aid also pull back, the "heartbeat of the community" is changing. Is your local store at risk?

 

Watch to the end to see the full list of impacted regions and what it means for the future of California shopping.

 

Want to verify the facts in this video? Here are all the credible sources we used for our research:

Walmart store closures & official statements

 

Walmart corporate newsroom – store closures and investment strategy

https://corporate.walmart.com/news

 

Walmart spokesperson statements reported by CNBC and local outlets

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/

 

California Walmart closures (San Diego, El Cajon, West Covina, Granite Bay, Fremont)

 

Newsweek – Walmart closing multiple California locations

https://www.newsweek.com/walmart…

 

ABC 10 San Diego – Imperial Ave & El Cajon Walmart closures

https://www.10news.com/news/loca…

 

Sacramento Bee – Granite Bay Walmart Neighborhood Market closure

https://www.sacbee.com/news/busi…

 

Walmart footprint & employment in California

 

Newsweek – Walmart California store count and workforce

https://www.newsweek.com/walmart…

 

Statista – Walmart store formats and U.S. presence

https://www.statista.com/topics/…

 

Walmart investments, remodels, and new stores

 

Walmart announces $800M+ investment and 57 California remodels

https://corporate.walmart.com/ne…

 

Eastvale “next-generation” Supercenter announcement

https://corporate.walmart.com/ne…

 

Profitability & underperforming stores

 

CNBC – Walmart closes stores that fail financial benchmarks

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/wal…

 

Chicago Tribune – Walmart stores losing “tens of millions per year” (comparison case)

https://www.chicagotribune.com/b…

 

Retail theft debate & Walmart warnings

 

CNBC – CEO Doug McMillon warning about theft and store closures (Dec 2022)

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/12/

 

National Retail Federation – shrink and retail theft reports

https://nrf.com/research

 

Associated Press – retailers dispute and clarify theft data

https://apnews.com/

 

California theft laws & political response

 

Ballotpedia – Proposition 47 background and reform efforts

https://ballotpedia.org/Californ…)

 

Los Angeles Times – retailers backing ballot measures on theft

https://www.latimes.com/business/