Comment by marcosdumay
3 years ago
They are ignoring the systemic manipulation of the entire market against people deemed "undesirable" or that are just poor.
But well, they probably never noticed it.
3 years ago
They are ignoring the systemic manipulation of the entire market against people deemed "undesirable" or that are just poor.
But well, they probably never noticed it.
In an enemy-of-my-enemy perspective, Walmart comes out as the "good guy" here because their market position aligns best with the unbanked/underbanked audience.
Neiman-Marcus is less likely to complain about their audience not having access to modern payment rails; they might kvetch about the cost of accepting a Platinum Amex, but that's a different debate entirely.