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Old 11-26-2007, 02:35 PM
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Default Which is worse, Wal-Mart or Target?

I refuse to shop at Wal-Mart, though I have been into one once or twice. It was appalling. All those worried-looking people wearing vests. Everything I saw was made in China. It reminded me of a Costco for the developmentally disabled, or a Goodwill store that also featured groceries. Yech.

Target, on the other hand, is slightly more upscale. But all that Red affects my vision, and makes it dangerous to drive home, since the traffic lights become brown, biege, and chartreuse to me for a while afterwards, and I can't remember which color means stop.

So for me, it's a dead heat: I eschew Wal-Mart for aesthetic reasons, and Target because I'm afraid I might be rendered permanently color-blind.

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Old 11-26-2007, 02:39 PM
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Super Target is generally nicer than Wal-Mart. But some of the new WalMarts have been built much nicer than the old ones. Polished/stained concrete, wood laminate floors in clothing areas, cleaner.

All in all, I hate both of them. They are a pain in the butt to get in and out of in a reasonable time. In Knoxville, Super Target and Wal-Mart are in the same shopping center. I just try to get in and out as quick as possible and only go occasionally.
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Well having three kids at home and trying to make ends meet, I shop for food at Super Target, cant stomach Walmart anymore but cannot afford to shop like I need to at the regular Grocery stores like Safeway or Albertsons. I can buy twice the amount for less money than at the others. But when my kids are gone, I will stop going there.
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Old 11-26-2007, 02:40 PM
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I believe we are allowed to like Target,Walmart is to be hated until it starts paying it's employees a decent wage like all the other dept. stores...

Hmmm,Target pays more right????
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I believe we are allowed to like Target,Walmart is to be hated until it starts paying it's employees a decent wage like all the other dept. stores...

Hmmm,Target pays more right????
You better hope so, oz. Or it's off to the re-education camp for you.
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Old 11-26-2007, 02:42 PM
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Wal-Mart is depressing. I have been to one here in Charlotte and one in Western Pennsylvania and they sadden me. The employees there are all useless and the people shopping at these two Wal-Marts made me want to shower immediately.

I find Target to be decent and think the one's that I have been to are clean and the people friendly. I am sure though that there are ones that aren't any good. To each their own.
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To be honest I care for neither,both have little of interest or quality.

I can't grasp why buying groceries in Wally World is so handy....combine two stores with the same number of checkout lines open...
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I detest Walmart

I like Target, never purchased food there, so can't say much in terms of prices.

I keep hearing that people shop at Walmart because of the low food prices but the few times I've been in there, I don't see much of a difference versus grocery store pricing. Either way, I won't shop at Walmart just because the parking lot is ALWAYS full, I hate crowds, and everyone shopping in there does seem to be quite desperate
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To be honest I care for neither,both have little of interest or quality.

I can't grasp why buying groceries in Wally World is so handy....combine two stores with the same number of checkout lines open...
Nothing handy about it trust me!!!! but we couldnt beat the prices.
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I detest Walmart

I like Target, never purchased food there, so can't say much in terms of prices.

I keep hearing that people shop at Walmart because of the low food prices but the few times I've been in there, I don't see much of a difference versus grocery store pricing. Either way, I won't shop at Walmart just because the parking lot is ALWAYS full, I hate crowds, and everyone shopping in there does seem to be quite desperate
Target food prices maybe a little more (cents) but it is alot better than Walmart!!!
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