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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy
We have 4 Walmart Super Centers in our area. All 4 are different from each other. The west side Walmart is known as Hispanic Walmart, the east side (same town) has slightly higher end stuff. North side in the next town over is even more white collar. South side (same town as north side) is more a travelers paradise. Bigger automotive, more quick crafts, more groceries, bigger sporting goods. More toys. More movies. But a smaller housewares and health and beauty departments.
Note: The North side was one of the Walmarts that temporarily closed last year.
South side is on the interstate.
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It is interesting how much Walmart stores differ from each other. I have been in several of them, and the store south of us is much nicer, better taken care of, easier to shop in, even though it is about the same size and not much newer than our store. We used to hate even going to our Walmart, ridiculously long checkout lines, you could hardly maneuver down the shopping lanes, but they finally renovated it, and improved it somewhere along the time they realized Amazon was cleaning their clock. That is also the time they improved their online shopping.
We shop online in this order:
Ebay: 50% of the time
Walmart: 35% of the time
Amazon: 10% of the time
Best Buy & Other: 5% of the time.