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Nobody fights at our WalMart. Everyone is polite to each other. Even the cop was bored. This is rural Arizona. EVERYONE carries a GUN!
It is all depends upon the place (and the people). I shopped during Black Friday in our local Walmart in Central WI. People were saying words like "sorry" and "excuse me" if they happened to bump into each other.
I even took my pregnant wife shopping along with me because I knew it was safe, as people are nice and gentle.
(Edit: This was 3 years ago)
That shouldn't happen at a Macy's. Walmart I get but Macy's is supposed to get a better class or people there.
Depends where you are in the country. If you look where most shooting deaths occur it's often going to boil down to just how urban the stores happen to be.
It is all depends upon the place (and the people). I shopped during Black Friday in our local Walmart in Central WI. People were saying words like "sorry" and "excuse me" if they happened to bump into each other.
I even took my pregnant wife shopping along with me because I knew it was safe, as people are nice and gentle.
(Edit: This was 3 years ago)
This.
Walmart in flyover country will be better than the Macy's in Chicago right off the bus and subway line. Imo
It makes you wonder how these people would act if there were food shortages or something really important? If they act like this over stuff you don't really need.
If they picked me up in a limo and let me shop for free I wouldn't go.
I guess none of these morons think to look for sales throughout the year and buy before the holiday season starts.
Does anybody else find it ironic how people are fighting each other for material crap the day after giving thanks for what they already have?
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