I always heard people say, you know, there are so many people who just use the system. I can't imagine that because there is no way I would want to spend any length of time having to do what you have to do to get assistance. You talk about using the system. Look at the way Walmart is using the system. They're promoting people to go to healthy kids and to get food stamps and section 8 housing and they're the ones that are using the system. Yeah, it's pretty bad when you need to tell your employees that all these programs are available for you because we're not paying you enough money. Retail giant Walmart is encouraging its workers to go on welfare. Instead of paying for its employees to have health benefits, she says Walmart is making the government take care of it. In Florida, Walmart has more employees and family members eligible for Medicaid than any other company. Critics accuse the retail giant of using Medicaid and state programs for the poor as its healthcare plan. This report from UC Berkeley researchers concludes Walmart cost state taxpayers $86 million a year and county taxpayers as much as another 25 million to pick up the tab for public healthcare, income tax credits, housing subsidies and food stamps. Evelyn D's used to work full time for Walmart but didn't have company healthcare benefits. She literally couldn't afford to pay for it so she turned to government assistance. What the public doesn't understand is that those everyday low prices are based on taxpayer subsidies. Walmart is getting away with it because they can. I talk to the regional personnel manager about who is going to take care of the Walmart associates and their healthcare needs and he said let the state do it. The personnel manager told me personally that there's assistance out there for people that should be able to go use it. Use your taxpayers dollars. I had a list of all of the government agencies and all the different places of people go if they need money for their utility bills if they needed to apply for food stamps or if they needed to apply for WIC or for Medicaid. So your dignity is not there, your pride is not there. You go to work knowing that you're not making enough money to really make ends meet but yet you got to go with a smile on your face and fake it. Yeah, that's pretty bad. Come up with some type of healthcare that a full time person can't afford and don't have to put on the scale healthcare or feed my family. Why is it that a corporation that in 2003 had an outstanding 240 billion in sales when I provide a livable wage and affordable healthcare for their employees? There's nowhere around that there's a company that makes this much money and still turns around and makes their associates go to the state for aid. I think my company takes family very seriously and they'll help you achieve anything you want. The possibilities are absolutely endless at Walmart.