Poll of the Day > Target or Wal-Mart?

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Revelation34 posted...

Mead posted...

Shopping at Walmart is like eating a Hot Pocket

It technically works but it leaves you feeling kinda gross. There is seriously a feeling I have to shake off after I leave a Walmart that I dont get from any other store.

You're eating Hot Pockets wrong.

Well how do you eat them? With your mouth???
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Target - to avoid the uh...clientele that shops at Wal-Mart. Plus hot chicks seem to shop at Target a lot.
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WarGreymon77 posted...

I really don't understand this whole snobbish thing about turning up your nose at Walmart. It's a store that carries almost everything. What's not to love?

Sure working there is ass, but as a customer it's a great place to shop.

Even If I was super rich I would still go to a Walmart. They have stuff you can't get anywhere else.

Mead posted...

Well how do you eat them? With your mouth???

Everybody does.
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Dikitain posted...

Mostly the customers themselves.

Other then that, it is the fact that the quality of product is bad and the stores are usually filthy (again, because of the customers). Target is just better in that respect.

Yep. And something about Target stores just feels more warm and inviting, though I can't quite put my finger on it. It could be they're less filthy, but I think it has something to do with the lighting and color scheme.

vhiran posted...

Target has better food. However their market crew is suspect and shit on shelves is occasionally expired, don't really see that at Wal-Mart.

I wouldn't really do any serious grocery shopping at either one. They're fine for stuff like snacks, bottled beverages and canned food, but I'd just go to a real grocery for produce, meat, milk, eggs, etc.

That being said, I do find myself ending up at Walmart a lot since they do have a larger selection and are (sort of) on the way home from Target. I kind of miss living far away from a Walmart. Well, not far, but it was like 15 minutes instead of 5 now. It made it easier to avoid the temptation of going to one. At least the Walmart I live near now is considerably nicer than the one I was closest to before, but it's still Walmart.