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Probably at Target because they carry a few items I cannot find in BJ's Club. I do not shop at Walmart because I do not approve of their business practices.
I don't shop at Walmart anyway. They sell cheap crap that isn't worth the effort of trying to squeeze through their narrow aisles. Add to this their mentality of intentionally targeting mom and pop stores to drive them out of business.
Add to this the fact they like to hire illegals.
Add to this that they have no storage space and often don't have the sale items in inventory.
I would rather shop where I can buy quality, where they have the product in inventory and where american made is found in quantity.
I wonder where you DO shop?
It can't be Target, their goods are just about the same as Walmart.
ditto Kmart
Ditto Sears
Ditto Costco
Ditto Shopko
Ditto Albertson's (for groceries)
Ditto Tractor Supply
Ditto Big R
Ditto Harbor Freight
Ditto the local "Native American" souvenir store.
so, just WHERE do you shop that the majority of the goods are NOT made in India, Pakistan, China, Taiwan, Viet Nam, or the Philipines?
The closest large store to my home is Walmart. Yes, I would continue to shop there if I suddenly became rich.
Millionaires don't need toilet paper, ice-cream, light bulbs, laundry detergent, pens and pencils or a gallon of milk? Maybe if I won the lottery I wouldn't shop at Target or Walmart... but my personal assistant would.
With that much money, you can hire someone to shop there for you.
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