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As for my other negative comments, when I go into stores here and compare them with the same stores in different cities, we have the short end of the stick. They seem to build smaller versions of stores here. We have a growing population and are already overwhelmed with people in the winter. It just seems that the buildings are not sufficient for our growth. It's disappointing. There's plenty I love about where I live and wouldn't change it. However, when I see things falling short, I voice my opinion. Everyone has an opinion. It's nobody's job to chastise me for doing so. |
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The wife and I checked out the new store the other day and came away largely unimpressed. It was smaller than Neighborhood Wal-Marts we'd seen in North Carolina and the parking is kind of limited. I guess we prefer the greater selection we get at Publix or Winn Dixie. The prices may be better (I didn't really see any prices that knocked me out) but I'd rather go where I know I can get the specific products I want. The peanut butter chocolate chunk cookies we got were pretty good though.
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Since several posters have mentioned the size of the new Walmart Market. I looked it up, and here are the sizes for comparison of stores in the southern area.
Walmart (New) 41,000 sf Publix Traverse 46,000 sf Publix Colony 54,340 sf Publix Deaton 54,000 sf I liked the new store. It should save us the 9 mile trip each way to the Wedgewood Lane store. Most of the stuff looked for on Saturday they had. They didn't have any real sponges, they had about 6 different sponges with rough sides for scrubbing, but nothing for wiping a counter. The Walmart Sherbet they had Rainbow and Orange, they didn't have the biggest seller Raspberry. I also didn't see any of the really good bakery pies, I had just picked up one last week lemon Meringue from Wedgewood store and it was great and only cost $4.98. I figured they'll be getting more items as the store settles in. |
Nice to have another grocery store before the dislocated homo sapiens return from the northernmost regions.
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Ms. KC went there yesterday to shop and really liked it; bear in mind that we are just common Midwestern folk and don't require high end stores packed with lots of high dollar fluff.
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We went Sunday for the second time, just to check out the Liquor Store. Prices didn't impress me. We did pick up a couple bottles of wine. One of them had a $1 discount hanger on it. The clerk did not know how to process the hanger through the cash register. She said she hadn't gotten a lot of training (seems strange since they only assign one employee to the store). She ended up giving us $1 out of her purse saying she was sure they would reimburse her....I sure hope so.
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But you can't beat TimeforChange's description of "migratory humanoids". I love the expression, it makes me laugh. And I'm one of them! :pepper2: |
Right ON Always someone that think they are much smarter than the professionals
and others will complain about anything. |
Today, I visited the neighborhood Walmart. It was clean and well stocked. The parking situation wasn't bad at all. I breezed through the checkout in a few minutes. There were plenty of customers but not mobbed. I say it's an excellent addition to the area.
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We make an early trip to the neighborhood Walmart yesterday. Crowd was light at 9:00 am in the morning. Mrs. Jim was not impressed with the store and she said prices were higher than what we paid for same in Illinois this summer. I was impressed with the gas station (price too) so filled the tank as we left for the Village of LaBelle. Although not a big fan of Walmart, perhaps we will give it another try. Publix is also close by “where shopping is a pleasure”.
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Now that the Neighborhood Market has been open a while, have any of the shoppers on TOTV conducted a price comparison with a Supercenter?
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