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Originally Posted by pshsx1
I prefer Wal Mart over Target, actually. Whenever I go into a Target, I feel like they don't have enough of anything. With Wal Mart, I can find everything under the sun, plus some, and it's all decently priced. I'm only speaking for the Targets and Wal Marts I have been to, though (all in heavy suburban areas). I am more impressed aesthetically with the Wal Marts around me in Texas than I am with the Targets around here. In Michigan, it's about the same for me.
When it comes to K Mart, I don't like shopping there anymore. All of the ones I stumble upon now (ever since they filed for bankruptcy and then resurfaced) look like they've been raided by rioters on the inside and still have their extremely 1980-90 look on the outside.
I love Meijer.
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Co-sign with the bolded. I miss Michigan
The Wal-Marts in suburban areas are pretty standard. I only shop late at night, so there's rarely a long wait. The urban ones/neighborhood Wal-Marts are a little cleaner, but the selection is very limited.
The Targets look better depending on the area (I like the ones in the more affluent areas), but as others have stated, the selection is smaller than WM's.
For groceries, I like Tom Thumb, Albertson's, or Kroger (and HEB when I lived in central TX). They're usually out of the way, though, so I end up at WM anyway. For everything else, I'll try to go to a "specialty" store (ex. if I need kitchenware, I'll go to Bed Bath and Beyond).
ETA: Oh, and I think they closed all the K-Marts in my area.
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