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Richmond.com
Monday, May 05, 2008

It's "Beat our Caption," our novel way to get you, the viewer, interactively involved.

To win, you have to the beat the best caption that the Richmond.com braintrust can muster. So play along, impress your friends -- and maybe, just maybe -- you'll be taking home this week's Richmond.com prize, tickets to an upcoming movie screening, a DVD and one of our soon to be infamous Richmond.com T-shirts.

Beat this caption: "Is it hot in here or is it this full length fire retardant racing suit?"


E-mail your caption to this photo to editor@corp.richmond.com by Friday, May 9. The winning caption will be announced on Monday, May 12. You can also leave your capiton as a comment below, just remember to leave your e-mail address so we can send you a prize package.

 

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4 comments.
joe
5/5/2008 at 3:31:12 PM
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"Now those are safer barriers I wouldn't mind crashing into. . . "


 Turk Sties - Email this User
4/22/2008 at 1:32:43 PM
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It is too bad the Grace Street store did not meet expectations or business goals. I commend Ukrop's for giving that store a shot. That store, though unsuccessful, is another example of their commitment to our community.


Logan - Email this User
4/18/2008 at 9:43:07 AM
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I agree with Tyler. I thought all employees in retail went through a training program on customer service. People are spending their money and the last thing we expect is rude and uncooperative service. Also, the food isnt as fresh as it used to be. They need to invest more in vendors with better food products.


Tyler
4/14/2008 at 1:10:17 PM
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It's too bad that Ukrop's couldn't keep a downtown store. I wish one could remain operational. As a downtown resident, though, I couldn't bear to shop there. The service was terrible -- the staff was rude and slow and I went out of my way to go to Carytown. It just shows how important good customer service really is. Now if only they could do something about the bad service at the Forest Hill location!



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