It does suck but I will always have a fond memory of it for one reason. I got my PS5 when it launched via their website.
You’re right of course, some fresh food items are domestic-sourced, maybe most are non-China sourced. Seems no one has piled onto my statement for non-food items though.
Very popular at Whole Foods to see people paying with it or other contactless methods. So popular, the customers can become hostile to other methods.
They sell lots of U.S. made stuff. Garland rugs, Sterilite containers, Lodge cookware, Pyrex stuff, Simplay3 toys, Dr. Teal's stuff...
Apple Pay issues aside, the appeal of Target is a mystery to me. It seems like just a more expensive version of Walmart to me.
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Target has a wider selection than Walmart in some departments. They both have their usefulness to me.Apple Pay issues aside, the appeal of Target is a mystery to me. It seems like just a more expensive version of Walmart to me.
All I can guess is that people pay a little more to shop there so that they don't have to deal with the pleasures of Walmart (and reduce the chance of being involved in a violent situation)
"The in-store shopping experience at Target is miles beyond the typical Walmart shopping experience. However, it comes at a cost and is balanced by Walmart’s far-better online shopping interface. Target has wider aisles, less crowded shelves, department store-like merchandising, and trendy design touches. All these details make it feel a bit more elevated than a waltz through Walmart."
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But again, it is a rare occasion that I go to either Target or Walmart. For the kinds of stuff they sell, I go to Costco, Aldi, Shop & Save, or online to Amazon.
I don't know where the hell you're shopping, but the only mayonnaise I've ever seen for 8.99 is the specialty avacado oil crap or the vegan stuff. I get your overall point, but you don't have to lie to make it.
It was 8.99 at my local grocery store for a regular jar of Hellmann’s this past winter or spring, I don’t really remember.
Unless you've been in the exact store that user is talking about, you have no idea if they are lying or not. The prices fluctuate in a big way depending on the store and location.
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$5.49 at King Soopers, which is what they call Kroger here. $5.99 at Safeway. The only place I could find anywhere close to that price was Whole Foods at $8.39 for Best Foods organic. Considering your original post made no mention of Whole Foods, which everyone knows is a rip off, nor did you mention organic, which would also significantly affect the price, I'm calling shenanigans.
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The point you people are failing to understand is, from the customer point of view there is little difference with NFC payments or Walmart's method. Yes, NFC payments are slightly easier to use however you still use your phone to pay with both...which is why Walmart won't change how they're operating. A physical wallet or card isn't need in either case.
The rabid U.S. NFC fans don't seem to realize that no matter how vocal they may be, they are a TINY minority of customers - and that the vast majority of people simply don't care about this stuff.
Damn, you’re really bent out of shape 😂 When I say “local,” I mean local. I currently live on an island in Lake Michigan where there is one local grocery store, which has been owned by the same family since it began in 1903. Yes, buying groceries from an independent grocer on an island, one can expect things to be expensive, but not $9-for-a-jar-of-mayonnaise expensive. For many Americans who prefer to shop local, prices were up over the last year, but I understand if you wouldn’t necessarily know that since it seems you only shop in corporate box stores.$5.49 at King Soopers, which is what they call Kroger here. $5.99 at Safeway. The only place I could find anywhere close to that price was Whole Foods at $8.39 for Best Foods organic. Considering your original post made no mention of Whole Foods, which everyone knows is a rip off, nor did you mention organic, which would also significantly affect the price, I'm calling shenanigans.
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He needs to find a new store then, because that place it charging double what just about every place around me is. At worst it's cherry picking an extreme example. It's the kind of logic politicians use.
