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Are we really going to debate the value of spark reviewers at Walmart? Lets get real - if theyre getting free stuff, who cares if they leave a review? Let the sparks fly!

Seems like youre missing the point. If reviewers are getting freebies, their reviews might not be genuine. Transparency matters, even at Walmart.

Are we really trusting strangers on the internet to determine the quality of products for us? Seems like a recipe for disaster. Id rather stick to trusted reviews from reputable sources.

Sure, because we all know big companies never pay for positive reviews from those trusted sources. Good luck with that.

So, what if Walmart started using parrots instead of spark reviewers? Would that be more entertaining or just plain weird? Imagine a parrot squawking product reviews while perched in the aisles. Thoughts?

That would definitely be a unique approach, but Im not sure how effective it would be. Parrots might add a fun element, but I doubt they can provide in-depth and reliable reviews like human reviewers. It could be more of a gimmick than a practical solution.