Originally posted by Joe Ess:
If Target sold ammunition, I'd never set foot in WalMart.
For everything else, there's Target and Giant Eagle (grocery store).
Originally posted by Gregg Bolinger:
So how is Target better than Wal-Mart?
Originally posted by Gregg Bolinger:
So how is Target better than Wal-Mart?
Originally posted by Pat Farrell :
Wall-Mart is actually an amazing technology story.
Originally posted by Gregg Bolinger:
but where do you do your bulk purchasing of food and general goods (toiletries, etc)?
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Originally posted by Cameron Wallace McKenzie:
I must say, after about a week of working in Europe, I'd do anything for a 24 hour Walmart.
Originally posted by Cameron Wallace McKenzie:
. I discussed my dilemma with my class, but I got no sympathy. They couldn't believe that I would be so unprepared when I traveled.
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
I grocery shop at my local H-E-B (wisely not named "Butt's Groceries") and get my gas there too. Other stuff is usually from Target. Wally-World is a last resort for stuff I can't get elsewhere.
Our local Wa-Mart is a superstore. I really got put off once when I observed that among the items a woman in front of me was buying was a steak, and a little-girl's white frilly dress. Both of which got put into the same bag.Originally posted by Henry Wong:
I actually don't see a benefit with using a superstore.
Most H-E-B's are garden-variety supermarkets (though nicer than average in my experience) -- you may be thinking of H-E-B Central Markets which, yes, are tourist-attraction worthy. When visitors come to town, we always include a stop at the original Central Market as part of the tour.Originally posted by Henry Wong:
I have to admit that my one regret, when I was down in Texas, was not visiting an H-E-B. I keep hearing stories about it from friends, but have never seen one.
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
I really got put off once when I observed that among the items a woman in front of me was buying was a steak, and a little-girl's white frilly dress. Both of which got put into the same bag.
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