Walmart: love it,hate it,most everyone in the western world knows what one is talking about when the word Walmart is mentioned.Its superstores, which are often found in Anytown America usually span 150,000-200,000 Square feet of space.Usually one goes for the lower prices on an array of Tangible items such as groceries, electronics, books, toys, toiletries, and paint.Items that could very well cost much more at local stores or other chains.People love it for the convenience factor as a One stop shop and the low prices, due to the sheer amount of clout and buying power they have with vendors.)

However, with all the people who would do their shopping at Walmart,there are also people who would go out their way to avoid shopping at Walmart at all costs,ranging from a not-so-great work culture in their stores ranging from low pay to not letting employees celebrate Thanksgiving with their families (as an effect one could argue that this harms customer service at their stores),to accusations of predatory pricing and using slave labor for products found in their stores.Residents of many towns and suburbs oppose the idea of Walmart being their neighbors for a variety of reasons ranging from BRIGHTLY LIT parking lots, colorful clientele,decreasing home values (depending on the neighborhood) and the fact that Walmart's predatory pricing drives other places of business to close up shop, leaving empty retail space)

My question is, Do you shop there,and what are your feelings towards people shopping there and/or people who shop there?

For my UK people, this question pertains to ASDA.

yas, they have almost everything and at a really reasonable price. I use

I love Walmart, I usually just shop there for groceries, food and for cheap supplies I need. Walmart is a blessing, there's like one Walmart every 7 miles from my house. I don't have a problem with people shopping there. Why would I?

Yes, the supermarkets in the UK are pretty small compared to Walmart and I enjoyed going to Walmart when I was in America.

Target>>>>>>>

He'll no, where I live their food is always rotten and a health inspector is always on the premises

HEB>>>>>>>>

They don't have/nor will there ever be a WalMart in NYC.

So no.

Once in a blue moon.

It's so ratchet there. Even ones in high class neighborhoods are a mess.

I have never been inside of a walmart

I use but them for some things but their corporate ethics are far from good.TBH I kinda see them burning out in a few decades due to overexpansion and trying to venture into markets where they simply aren't wanted.

Target tbh >>>>>

Yes. It's so close to my house + they have everything at a reasonable price.

I don't know why people are embarrassed to shop there. (aside from the clothing)

I shop there for food mostly.. that's it.

Yes. They're global as yall would say on here.

We don't have Walmart, but we do have stores that are quite similar and I use.

There are a few nice ones out there.I can't say that for the 'new' Walmart that opened across the street from my job.Already there are carts all over the place and clothes all over the floor.Not to mention the store is really SMALL for Walmart standards.

You do know ASDA in the UK is owned by Walmart. ASDA supercenters are supposed to be akin to Walmart supercenters.

They have everything so it's more convenient why not

I use it for food but I avoid Great Value food at all costs

Hell yes. Walmart is like a second home.