Wal mart

[hotrhymez]

Who here shops at wally world?

 

[~Jo~]

Never heard of it. So not me plus I don't live in the USA. lucky me I guess

 

[Lamb]

I live in the country and there is a WalMart that's near town, so I go there because driving to a lot of other stores takes too long. Target is 45 minutes away.

 

[tango]

Who here shops at wally world?

Only when I can't find what I need anywhere else. As a rule I try and avoid shopping at Walmart and Amazon. Sure, they're convenient but they suck money out of communities.

 

[Frankj]

Most of my shopping at Walmart is for groceries and such things as I use in daily life (i.e. auto stuff, paint glue, all that sort of stuff). It's all available in one place at good prices and I find it to be a Christian friendly store as well (Christmas stuff, Easter stuff, Christian oriented greeting cards, etc.).

There's a Target closer to me but I quit shopping at Target years ago when they first banned the Salvation Army at Christmas and they have moved farther and farther to the opposite of Christian values ever sense.

But to each his own.

 

[tango]

Most of my shopping at Walmart is for groceries and such things as I use in daily life (i.e. auto stuff, paint glue, all that sort of stuff). It's all available in one place at good prices and I find it to be a Christian friendly store as well (Christmas stuff, Easter stuff, Christian oriented greeting cards, etc.).

There's a Target closer to me but I quit shopping at Target years ago when they first banned the Salvation Army at Christmas and they have moved farther and farther to the opposite of Christian values ever sense.

But to each his own.

Is Walmart specifically "Christian friendly" or do they just offer stuff that caters to anyone and everyone? I get that's probably more friendly than some stores that offer stuff catering to every single imaginable religion except Christianity, I'm just not sure it counts as "Christian friendly" just because there's a few things there that might be. For specifically Christian stuff I'd rather support an independently owned Christian bookshop or similar.

 

[hotrhymez]

Is Walmart specifically "Christian friendly" or do they just offer stuff that caters to anyone and everyone? I get that's probably more friendly than some stores that offer stuff catering to every single imaginable religion except Christianity, I'm just not sure it counts as "Christian friendly" just because there's a few things there that might be. For specifically Christian stuff I'd rather support an independently owned Christian bookshop or similar.

I've never seen much Christian stuff at the Walmart I work at...we sell some Bibles and stuff but thats about it.

 

[psalms 91]

Yes, because of prices but sometimes can find some things cheaper especially if on sale