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Originally Posted by DSTRen13
Around here, your average WM customer is slightly more upscale than the average Target customer. Target seems to have really given up on our whole area, and the few stores they have are poorly maintained and in crap areas. Walmart, on the other hand, is constantly updating its stores, there are lots of them, and they are in nice, convenient spots. It's weird; before moving here, I was used to the exact opposite and never set foot in a Walmart. I've even written to Target, begging them to fix it because I feel like such a traitor ...
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That's weird.
The Wal-Marts here (and I suspect nationally) are trying to "Target-ize" themselves, but they still end up looking more rundown and dirtier.
Most WMs are in "right off the highway/bus stop" locations, while Targets are closer to neighborhoods. The Whole Foods stores (with the exception of one) are located in ultra-affluent areas. When you walk inside the stores, the difference between the 3 is extremely obvious.
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