So some 140,000 people have hastened to read a vitriolic letter of resignation by a disgruntled former employee of Whole Foods. We suppose that if Whole Foods is your life you might be drawn to the Gawker website to read the letter. It contains less than scandalous specifics — Whole Foods doesn’t re-cycle properly (who does?) and it throws out food. But for the most part it seems to be a barely cogent, self-involved temper tantrum e.g.: The former worker found his job “an increasingly sped up fall down a really long hill. That got rockier with every metre. And eventually, just really spiky . . . With fire, acid and Nickleback (sic) music.” In response, Whole Foods said “We wish him well.” Seems about right. Keeping in mind that many people find Whole Foods not quite to their taste either. But it runs along the lines of not being able to buy the stuff they want there. You know, Diet Coke, Becel and other essentials of modern life. Read the story.
