Walmart Supercenter

As far as Wal-​Mart Super Centers go, this is just as unremarkable as any other (which is actually the point, so job well done to Wal-​Mart). It has all the things that individual stores in any small town in America would provide, except that Wal-​Mart through sheer size and power has out-​leveraged those places with cheap Asian products for the most part. Congratulations, rural America, you’re robbing Peter to pay Chinese Paul.

Still new enough to the town to be learning where to go and where NOT to go. The Wal Mart is certainly on the NOT list. Unbelievably long lines every time I have gone in. Rude employees if you can find one and just a general unkempt dirty feeling to the store. Now let’s add that I have met the nicest people in this town UNTIL I drive into the WM parking lot. I am beginning to believe that people lose 10 IQ points and all their manners as soon as they pass the row of restaraunts. Today’s adventure included not one but two different people driving UP the DOWN lanes… come on people they aren’t that wide! Would love to see those Christian attitudes carry over into Wal Mart too!

This place is a train wreck. More often than not the staff is border line rude, would rather tell you they don’t have it than help you find it. Ill walk two aisles down and find what I’m looking for. Not enough handicap parking. I leave with frayed nerves every time I shop there. The customers are so self involved being rude becomes first nature to them. Place is always cluttered. On the plus side the lady running sports and leisure was the exception.

I’ll admit that I’m generally not a big fan of Walmart and visiting this location reminds me even more why I’m not a fan. Pulling into the parking lot and greeted by multiple cop cars and a bunch of people standing around watching on. Inside the store, I generally found shelves to be disheveled and floors a bit dirty. Then when we needed to find someone to help us locate a item, no one could be found. No thanks Walmart… this is why I shop at Target.

I’m glad to see that this Walmart has chosen to stay consistently disgusting and overall hideous. It saves me getting my hopes up every time I walk in there, that something might have got better.
On my last trip I was also glad to notice that this branch is so open to employee’s self expression. More than one member of staff (though I believe, «zombie-​like drone» is the politically correct term) was wearing a ripped and stained uniform tee-​shirt. Wearing your lunch on your clothing is much more personal than those pesky name tags.
And I applaud the young thug-​like drone who shouted «CUNT!» across the milk aisle at the red-​headed female staff member who had just spoken to him store-​side of the stock room. I am very please that you have found an employer which not only allows you to deprecate other members of staff but to express yourself freely in front of customers.
Congratulations Walmart. Keep striving for that new low.

Always 60 people in line to check out with only a couple cashiers open. Just about every time I go I see the cops there. One time a lady got kidnapped in the parking lot but the kidnapper changed his mind and left her there. No joke

This Walmart isn’t as bad as I’d heard. It was laid out pretty well and was very clean. I also noticed signs on the check-​out line advocating people text a certain number if they were behind more than 2 paying customers. Thankfully we weren’t, but it was appreciated!
I needed a particular gift in the automotive department, and they had 4 in stock, and all the boxes were absolutely smashed, to the point I couldn’t believe they even put them on the shelves. I asked for a discount on them, but no go.
For a Sunday in December, plenty of parking and not overly crowded.

I hate walmarts because of walmarts just like this one… CLEAN YOUR ACT UP!!!