Walmart critics launch ad campaign

Betty · 04-20-2005, 01:03 PM

I used to go to WalMart all the time and would buy all our shampoo, detergents, socks and underpants etc from them.

After one too many times of them blocking the aisles with crap, (I particularly liked the large yellow and black sign in one department that said not to stack things in the area that was stacked nearly the bottom of the sign) the chattering employees that were too busy talking about who was f-ing who in the store to help me, the freaking long lines on a Tuesday morning with only 2 lanes open and 5 "managers" standing there watching... even after asking them to open another line they "couldn't".

I go to Target now. Rarely have to wait in line - in fact they are usually at the end of the check stand and asking if I'm ready to purchase as I approach that area. The store are clean and stocked and get this - the employees aren't blocking the aisles chatting with each other.

04-20-2005, 01:03 PM	#7
Betty Kicking up my heels! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: The Silver State Posts: 3,783	I used to go to WalMart all the time and would buy all our shampoo, detergents, socks and underpants etc from them. After one too many times of them blocking the aisles with crap, (I particularly liked the large yellow and black sign in one department that said not to stack things in the area that was stacked nearly the bottom of the sign) the chattering employees that were too busy talking about who was f-ing who in the store to help me, the freaking long lines on a Tuesday morning with only 2 lanes open and 5 "managers" standing there watching... even after asking them to open another line they "couldn't". I go to Target now. Rarely have to wait in line - in fact they are usually at the end of the check stand and asking if I'm ready to purchase as I approach that area. The store are clean and stocked and get this - the employees aren't blocking the aisles chatting with each other.
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