Although on this occasion at least their employees weren't hiding, engaged in orgies or smoking crack in the staff cafeteria. They were quite helpful, as a matter of fact: "I don't have this; we've sold out all of that. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry."
Walmart rules OK. At least out here in Scarborough or, as we natives call it: The Bro.
That is all.

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You shop at Walmart?
How disillusioning.
Target should just pack up and go home. The one I went into in Quebec was pretty much empty -- of people and merchandise. (expanding those stores sure made a lot of sense, eh?). I left after noticing only French only signs.
You shop at Walmart?
Attention Walmart (And Target, and Starbuck's and …) shoppers. Please read this http://bigboxswindle.com
You shop at Walmart? Why would people continue to shop at Wal=mart? They sell junk from China, pay the workers so little 80% of them in the U.S.A. qualify for some sort of social assistance and treat the workers like shit.
Try shopping at a local store, and look for goods made in North America. You don't need 20 t-shirts. shopping at Wal Mart is bad for the enviornmnt.
We fell for the Target ad bait and no-switch too. Never had the advertised merch in the first place.
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