Sue Rubin sent a message to Isaac Larian that said:
Mr. Larian, I was so glad to hear that you were trying to SAVE TOYS R US. I worked there from 1979 to 1984, started as an associate and when I left I was an assistant manager. The reason I left is not important right now. I know when I was there everyone knew that if you couldn't find something TOYS R US would have it. They always had enough stock to fill the shelves with all the high demand toys. I was at TOYS R US during the Cabbage Patch Kid frenzy. All of the people that worked there at that time had prided in their job and always went out of the way to help the customer. I am so upset that somehow a company that was known as THE WORLD'S BIGGEST TOY STORE, and was doing so well. They had someone come in that did have the same toy drive as the people before them did, and now there is a BIG possibility that the shoppers won't ever get to enjoy shopping at TOYS R US. As I sit here and write this I can think of so many ways that TOYS R US can take back the TOY SALES! I would love to let you know about some of mu\y thoughts but right now TOYS R US needs you to SAVE it . Thank you for taking the time to read this. Sue Rubin
