>>81527325
>What is Wallmart like?
You see the parking lot before the main building, always. Huge black asphalt fields that are usually about the size of two or three city blocks, sometimes more. If you aren't driving, which most people are, it's a pretty long walk, since parking space near the entrances is hard to find. The actual store itself is pretty nice. Air conditioning, big aisles, huge selection of goods. Everything from candles, food, to guns, etc.
>Is it a good place to shop at?
When I was younger (this was back in the ~90s when bullying was still a thing) I remember being made fun of because all of my shirts were from Wallmart. It's not even a bad store - just generic. Quality tends to range from 6.5-7.5/10 in terms of quality, at least as far as non-food related items go. All of the food in America is stuffed with chemicals and hormones that make it taste good. But they have a fresh food aisle with all kinds of fruits and meats and whatnot if you're into that.
It's a nice store. When I was younger, me and my friends would go inside and pretend to peruse just so we could get out of the sun and enjoy some air conditioning. They usually had a few guys walking around giving out free samples of cheese or meat that we'd take too, but I always felt bad about it.
Wallmart is alright.
>>81527353
Bullshit. Dollar tree gets this rep, not Wallmart.