Jc Penney Quotes

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It is absurd to pray on rising and consider that that takes care of one's relationship to God for the day. Actually the challenge of living effectively makes it necessary to pray all through the day.
J.C. Penney
There's a world I could do without: public underwear showings. There was a time in my lifetime when you had to open a J.C. Penney catalog to see people in their underwear. Now it's like the national pastime, hanging out in your underwear. I don't see why they have to pay anyone to model it.
Kristin Billerbeck (The Trophy Wives Club (Trophy Wives Club, #1))
When I was terminated in 1992, I had no money, no savings, and no idea what I wanted to do for a living. But I had studied too many people who went from poverty to millionaire and billionaire, including Oprah, Sylvester Stallone, JC Penney, Colonel (Harland) Sanders, Henry Ford, and Ray Kroc, the man who transformed McDonald’s into an international household word. Now that I had an exciting goal to become a marketing consultant for people, I knew that my success depended less on what resources I had than how resourceful I could be.
Jay A. Block (101 Best Ways to Land a Job in Troubled Times)
mitzvahs, niños en JC Penney’s o lo que fuera, pero en tierra firme. Al otro lado del canal,
Christopher Moore (Pack: 6 Novelas)
Used to Sears, JC Penney, and Woolworth’s, Birmingham’s stores sounded foreign: Gucci, Jacobson’s, and Dittrich Furs. Underground parking kept the shoppers flawlessly coifed and dry—a scene from a Hollywood movie.
Claudia Whitsitt (The Wrong Guy)
This millionaire’s brand of watch is a Timex; her husband’s is a Seiko (number one among millionaires). The couple buys their clothes at Dillard’s, J.C. Penney, and TJ Maxx. They have purchased only two motor vehicles in the past 10 years: both Fords.
Thomas J. Stanley (The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy)
Největší zisky však pramení z vězeňské práce. V řadě států se za ni vězňům vyplácí okolo dolaru za hodinu, v Texasu dokonce vůbec nic. Vězni často pracovat musí, buď povinně, nebo pokud nechtějí horší podmínky trestu. Zaměstnávají je přitom velké americké korporace jako McDonald’s, Victoria’s Secret, Walmart, Microsoft, Starbucks, Target či JC Penney. Tyto korporace jsou či byly často spojovány s organizací ALEC, která od osmdesátých let prolobbovala, či přímo napsala řadu zákonů zpřísňujících tresty. Nepřímo se tedy podílely na vyprodukování levné a nedobrovolné pracovní síly. Až příště pojedete do Ameriky a budete se divit, proč jsou hamburgery a další věci tak levné, vzpomeňte si na to.
Daniel Prokop (Slepé skvrny)
I find myself, like many thoughtful citizens, on the horns of the dilemma of being totally opposed to violence but also as totally opposed to allowing certain conditions in our society to continue. I don’t want any J.C. Penney branch store burned and looted, but I deplore even more the original Watts in which human dignity, aspiration, and often even life were impossible! A contempt for law and resort to violence will certainly destroy any social structure, but is a discomforting fact that they are more often a result of something than a cause. ~ Gene Roddenberry Mar 1970 letter
David Alexander (Star Trek Creator: The Authorized Biography of Gene Roddenberry)
When I was young, and my mother began filling my hope chest with bed sheets and serving spoons and cuttings of colorful fabrics, and saving pictures from the JC Penney catalog of china hutches and dinnerware and lush comforters for someday, I created shadow boxes for places I dreamed of visiting. I’d spend birthday money on bags of seashells and craft sand from the hobby shop for a Hawaiian beach scene, create a Swiss ski village with cotton balls and thrift store sweaters cut into tiny versions for Popsicle stick skiers, prop toothpick tents on top of papier-mâché Kilimanjaros and Everests. These adorned my room, anointing my dresser and the fake wood paneling of our trailer walls with my fantasies. My mother once came in while I was dusting them and said, “It’s all well and good to dream. Dreaming keeps a body moving.
Kim Henderson
Prisoners work, often through subcontractors, for major corporations such as Chevron, Bank of America, IBM, Motorola, Microsoft, McDonald’s—which makes its uniforms in prison—AT&T, Starbucks, which manufactures holiday products, Nintendo, Victoria’s Secret, JC Penney, Sears, Walmart, Kmart, Eddie Bauer, Wendy’s, Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, Fruit of the Loom, Caterpillar, Sara Lee, Quaker Oats, Mary Kay, Microsoft, Texas Instruments, Dell, Honeywell, Hewlett-Packard, Nortel, Nordstrom’s, Revlon, Macy’s, Pierre Cardin, and Target. Prisoners
Chris Hedges (America: The Farewell Tour)