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<blockquote data-quote="Jogeephus" data-source="post: 1345799" data-attributes="member: 4362"><p>Was at The Home Depot today and noticed a big poster hanging from the wall above the service desk and written in bold were the words "Our Heroes" and taped to the poster were photographs of some of the Home Depot employees. I mean no disrespect to those pictured because I'm sure they are great people and worthy of praise for whatever reason but this really got to me because yesterday I attended the funeral of a friend who in the opinions of most who knew him well agree that he died in Xuân Lộc in 1975. It was bittersweet in that it was sad to see him go but it was sweet knowing he was finally freed from the demons and the faces on the wall that haunted him these many years. Jumbled thoughts raced through my mind as I simply left the store without buying a thing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jogeephus, post: 1345799, member: 4362"] Was at The Home Depot today and noticed a big poster hanging from the wall above the service desk and written in bold were the words "Our Heroes" and taped to the poster were photographs of some of the Home Depot employees. I mean no disrespect to those pictured because I'm sure they are great people and worthy of praise for whatever reason but this really got to me because yesterday I attended the funeral of a friend who in the opinions of most who knew him well agree that he died in Xuân Lộc in 1975. It was bittersweet in that it was sad to see him go but it was sweet knowing he was finally freed from the demons and the faces on the wall that haunted him these many years. Jumbled thoughts raced through my mind as I simply left the store without buying a thing. [/QUOTE]
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