IMHO, Sears is going under because it's a terrible shopping experience. I worked next door to a Sears - my office was literally 50 feet away. I'd occasionally

IMHO, Sears is going under because it's a terrible shopping experience. I worked next door to a Sears - my office was literally 50 feet away. I'd occasionally pop in to pick something up and the checkout process never took less than 15 minutes. There was only one person handling the checkout and that person was operating at the speed of a sloths up to its neck in molasses. It never ceases to amaze me that for all of the money brick and mortar retailers spend on marketing, etc. they cheap out on the most fundamental part of retail - taking the customers money.