Readdress your gripes! Walmart will have a new CEO, Mike Duke, starting Feb. 1. [CNNMoney]
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Walmart blows.
Um. Don’t you mean “Redress”?
@ribex: Nope. Readdress fits better.
Redress means to remedy or set right.
@zigziggityzoo: Readdress only makes sense if the gripes were already addressed.
If I have a gripe (a complaint), then I damn well would want them remedied or set right!
Google “redress complaints” vs “readdress complaints” and you will see that the proper verbiage here is redress.
@ribex: I thought they meant literally “re-address,” as in, “If you are writing an EECB and want to include the CEO, the old CEO won’t be working there anymore.”
Ack, I’m confused.
I was taking “Walmart will have a new CEO, Mike Duke, starting Feb. 1″ to mean that Duke will be able to solve consumers’ problems with Walmart (redress). But is the title saying hey, a new guy is coming, time to write to him (readdress)?
Soon to be known as “Walmart (Formerly Mike Duke’s House of Chicken and Waffles).”
Like he’ll stop dealing with the Chicoms.