Sam & Bud Walton: Reflections

[@mizuno291]

I’m very proud to be a truck driver for the company this man started. They still take great care of us, and we love working hard for them.

[@nail928]

😂😂😂

[@cedricmayfield7058]

One of the greatest entrepreneur of all times. I really admired this man

[@EarDeff]

if only sam and bud were still around; this company would be in a totally different state.

[@MarkSmithhhh]

Yep that's just how it goes tho I guess

[@falconellirk901]

@Matt C He probably meant the way the bosses are against employees.

[@hotbello0071]

​@Matt it's called GREED!!!!! Walmart treats its employees like garbage, fastest turn around rate of any company worldwide! Highest termination rate... The folks at that top now, garbage and greedy! Over half a trillion in sales last year and BARELY a dime re invested..

[@neogigo]

They would be appalled that nothing is made in America in there stores , also they would’ve more employee friendly like Costco

[@markallen8226]

Forgive me for asking being from a foreign country, but what's wrong with it now?

[@thatoneboi4928]

I just finished reading a book about Sam and Walmart and his family and everything he did. And I just wish I was alive to meet him before he died because he was a amazing person and did some really amazing things!

[@hotbello0071]

It's too bad Walmart was taken over by GREED. It's nothing but garbage GM from China, junk food and processed food. Tell me how many obese people in mart carts you see with carts loaded with JUNK ... they treat their employees like garage now. The low income families and foreign workers keep it afloat.

[@CoconutPete]

Sam & Bud are rolling over in their graves at the evil company they have started and how horribly they treat employees

[@SantoshGupta-zb1lu]

Unconditional gratitude for entire blessing Sam Walton sir and your entire family

[@johndeleon909]

Thanks Mr. Walton all your experminents and success was very inspirational!

[@helena20000]

❤

[@jimmymelgar3715]

My inspirations but are amazing. Love them .highest good blessing...

[@danielpatterson9035]

This was super good. Too bad there aren't anymore of these.

[@stephenchase7711]

Samuel Moore Walton was born in Kingfisher, Oklahoma on March 29th, 1918, and passed away in Little Rock, Arkansas on April 5th, 1992, at the age of 74. Rest in peace, Mr. Walton!!

[@Obtaineudaimonia]

I've just created an animated review after reading Sam's book, 'Made In America'. I learnt so much from reading it. He was truly a great entrepreneur!

[@shanenolan85]

Eudaimonia this book is next on my list 📖

[@VernePhilleas]

I love watching and listening to the great man, Sam Walton (and Bud Walton)!

[@christopherbonifacio5041]

Two wonderful human beings

[@charliehaze9952]

Hard to believe Walton has been dead 30 years. With Walmart's EVERYWHERE....it feels like he's still here. The man was the bricks and mortar's version of Amazon's Jeff Bezos in his time. His kids and grandkids sure cleaned up being related to him. All multi-billionaires just for being born.

[@hotbello0071]

Walmart appeals to lower income, the masses have been flocking their daily for decades and the crowd grows.. It's all garbage, junk GM from China, junk food and processed food, lots of Bio and GMO.. Nothing fresh! Store I work in hasn't been updated in 15 years. It stinks, everything is old and outdated. Fastest turn around rate and highest termination rate. The obesity is out of control!! I see more obese folks in Mart carts with baskets full of sugar and salt food. don't get me started on EBT day. It's disturbing really. Just sooooo much money coming In. The TOP doesn't care lmao. Absolutely NO Standards. Theft is closing lots of stores

[@smartman123]

should be university under his name these people are the symbol of success

[@martin2132004]

I just got done reading Sam Walton’s autobiography and I’m wondering what he would have thought about Amazon???

[@chuckhockey9464]

Would be proud

[@cedricmayfield7058]

@@chuckhockey9464 that’s true I think he would’ve studied from Jeff!

[@sullysboy]

im glad Walmart came to Canada March 17 1994 Walmart is my favourite place to shop at

[@codysmith360]

Rip Sam and bud Walton

[@jamesb8305]

They would be rolling in their graves if they saw the state of their legacy.

[@FLAMESNSKULLZGAMING]

I wish they were still here I work for their company but it’s nothing like they wanted it or had

[@sohaibahmed226]

Good Mix Mr. Sam Wlton was the talkative one and Bud was listener.

[@wespower133]

I wonder what would happen if I told my manager that I wasn’t his employee I’m a business partner.

[@chuckhockey9464]

He would laugh

[@phatboi973]

This needs more views!! Great info.. -Kay

[@texasdiscountland]

One of Sam Waltons mentors was James Cash Penney the founder of JCPenney. Sam had a relentless drive to become the best and he did become that.

[@tomzhangus]

Love these two. What a bunch of decent Arkansans with roots in MO and OK.

[@ericmartin5389]

If they was still around today Management would be fired.

[@DanielThomasArgueta]

Sam was a winner.

[@BarbellRoy]

Alice Walton said in an interview a few yrs ago, that her father wouldn't have approved of the WalMart brand today. Walmart was to always be a simple, everything store in small, rural area towns. Not a mega chain store in every U.S. City spread across the Country.

[@MADBADBRAD]

Well Walmart is a business after all and if you don’t evolve, you go out of business. I’m sure Mr. Walton wouldn’t like it but the company is still here because of the changes.

[@benschlechter]

Sam got the idea of calling his hourly employees "associates" from his time as a manager at JCPenney. In fact Mr. Penney taught Sam how to wrap a package one day while visiting his store.

[@johaunallen5284]

Benjamin Schlechter yes! read that in his book

[@MarkSmithhhh]

This guy changed everything

[@BASE_WIRELESS_DUBAI]

One day I will be like him

[@XRAYJ1992]

Base wireless Dubai airport freezone Dubai lol

[@BULLSNATION100]

Sky’s the limit!

[@readyred8108]

I read his book. He would be so disappointed at the state of his stores today.

[@johaunallen5284]

Ready Red why???

[@markshy5463]

Yes he would but at the same time he always said check your competition they are in business for some time for a reason

[@markallen8226]

Couple of down to earth blokes.

[@santabarbaraca2010]

Any Man,that can leave His 5 children a billion dollars a piece,after He died.Did pretty dam good,while He lived on this earth.Learn from this Man,and study what got Him,over the hump.

[@michaeldalton8374]

A rare time when Bud was actually sober.

[@chiragpatel2423]

What year would this be from? Just curious because I’m reading Sam Walton Made in America atm.

[@kvrune4436]

Not boring, an American hero

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Two great American entrepreneur's, but but two great American's first.

[@pedrozaragoza2253]

Brilliant and amazing gentlemen. Some criticize this great company, yet I challenge you to be better than they are, good luck. Amazing what can be accomplished with passion, devotion, humility, faith and integrity.

[@jeffhughes3319]

what ben franklin book is he talking about?

[@Stocksnowball]

Jeff Hughes Its not a book.. Ben Franklin was the name of the store. It use to be a franchise of variety stores. So Ben Franklin was the company name. If you read Sam Walton's autobiography Made in America he talks about it.

[@alexchaney8916]

Jeff Hughes My guess. almanac2010.files.wordpress.com/2010/01/poor_richard_s_almanack.pdf

[@Stocksnowball]

Alex Chaney Its not a book... Ben Franklin was the franchise of variety stores. The book he talks about is the book the Ben Franklin company gave to all franchises how to run the store. So the book he read was the Ben Franklin manual how franchisees were suppose to set up the store and keep inventory. You can just google Ben Franklin stores and see the old stores.

[@alexchaney8916]

I see

[@freddiewadling2090]

This is what successful entrepreneurs sound and look like. Not your Harvard MBA (usually).

[@akshaykamathb2788]

3:35 ben franklin 3:59 ice cream machine, pop corn machine

[@greentalentbr]

The 3G way: Dream People Culture

[@choppacityK]

Sam doesn’t let Bud talk does he

[@austinhenderson9668]

he would be disappointed with how they treat their employees

[@chass5438]

It was pretty funny that they did a little "Cleaning Up" of management a few years ago and fired store and asst. managers. Best thing they ever did. Nothing but idiots managed that company when I worked for them. When I was 21 managers were good and knew what they were doing. Not there, at least at the time I was employed.

[@rayfstpa]

Disappointed? If Sam Walton was still alive he would've encouraged. All he cared about was his family , his money , and his customers

[@7shamgar]

Some of the richest men while paid some of the lowest wages.

[@trinamoody7904]

💙💎💫🎇

[@ExclusiveLM]

Here is the video link of Sam Walton's grave site seen on this video sitting on the left. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoXVdoGJa7OYmqM

[@U.S.SlaveOfficial]

even his own brother who worked his head off relied and got more from welfare than walmart while sam got his cronyism on

[@andrewcasertano383]

Nic l cronyism? you mean building his first store, taking risks, and providing value to customers?

[@kevinjackson6773]

👁 Got 🫵🏾!

[@ethicseo]

Jesus can change yr life bro

[@busangax]

The CEO dominated the show. Doesn't explain how Sam ended up with almost15 times the shares as Bud..hmm..

[@Stocksnowball]

busangax If you read his autobiography "made in America" you will find out when they went into the Wal-Mart venture Sam Walton put up 95% of the money and Bud put up 5%. So Sam took the risk and Bud wasn't to confident.

[@williamcarrick5730]

Bud , aka Jedd Clampett? Lol!

[@caddyshack68]

I don't blame these guys for what Walmart has become under their kids leadership

[@espartanatena1984]

this monster eat the litlle store, for never come back, much people in the street.

[@keypawn3024]

Wow, after reading his book a couple times I didn't expect Sam to be such a force. Pretty sure he got nicked by the autism. That explains his wild obsession with visiting stores! I have a picture of this man on my wall, one of the best to ever do it.

[@maxpower9445]

🤑

[@michaelkilcommons57]

I do not believe the story of Sam Walton one bit. He was with the US Army Information Corps in World War II, predecessor of the CIA. During his most successful years, Bill Clinton was attorney general and governor of Arkansas. He was and continues to be a CIA asset. (drug dealing, money laundering and arms shipments from the Mena airport in Arkansas). Hillary Clinton was on the board of directors for Walmart. Walmart closed 5 stores to assist Jade Helm military exercises. The politicians, businessmen and the CIA seem to be intertwined everywhere you look. I would not be surprised if Walmart profits went to finance illegal CIA activities. He was clearly aligned with the right politician and the right people (CIA) to assist him in his business. He is a fraud from top to bottom.

[@andrewcasertano383]

Michael Kilcommons lol

[@michaelkilcommons57]

The Vault 7 leaks make me absolutely certain I am correct. The CIA must have been spying on his competitors and passing along information to Sam Walton. On top of that, Donald Trump was being spied on for the benefit of Hilary Clinton. Donald Trump must bring an end to the CIA. Otherwise his presidency will have become a failure.

[@Ajmeade78]

wut

[@jmjfanss]

@@michaelkilcommons57 if he did that, he will end killed like jfk.