Does Walmart Suck, or What?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Then you must have had 2 Dairy Queens.

I can only think of one at the moment, but it's a big city.

[Barinthus]

Originally posted by Ted Striker
Dairy Queen BLIZZARD

U know that blizzard thing they do, that part where they turn it upside down before giving it to you?

DC doesn't have a DQ (back then when I was living there anyway) so sometimes when I have a craving I'd go to this place in Maryland near DC line and it was this crappy small place and they refused to do that upside down thing. After getting my blizzard, I could see why - it was already half liquid

[KrazyHorse]

Baltimore doesn't have a DQ either. Have to go to the suburbs to get DQ

[TheStinger]

Walmart in the UK (known as Asda) are complaining about the anti-competitive behaviour of the major retailer Tesco.

A bit rich.

[Dis]

Yes Walmart sucks. It's too crowded with too many screaming kids. I prefer Target. And the one in my neighborhood has narrow aisles. You can barely fit two carts down an aisle.

[Last Conformist]

No Wal-Mart here, but in Germany I thought it was nice to have them around when I wanted some cheap junk.

[Sikander]

Originally posted by SlowwHand
Must be doing something right.
If you live in a USA city and there's no Walmart, well, there's no point in living.

My city doesn't have a Walmart and we're fine with that. There's one in one of the neighboring communities, but it's not doing very well. Apparantly we can get all of those low quality Chinese products from Target.

[MrFun]

Originally posted by mrmitchell

I'm not sure but I think this puts them pretty close to the highest corporate contributor so far?

I thought Target does a much better job as a contributor??

[SpencerH]

I hate shopping there but some items are so much cheaper that its worth putting up with the 'riff-raff' that seem to wander aimlessly up and down the aisles.