You never HAVE to go to the mart. You CHOOSE to go to the mart for the ambiance.
Every once in a while I simply have to google “people of walmart” and spend a few decadent minutes thinking about how but for circumstances beyond anyone’s control go I.
I haven’t bought anything in Walmart since 2007. I was in Cold Lake AB one weekend with a friend and she needed a couple of things; since she was driving, we went to a Walmart. I bought a half-litre of milk, and ended up not using it. Hadn’t set foot in a Walmart for at least 5 years before that.
PeopleofWalmart + location, location, location = strange figmintations of the imagination.
Do you think large mirrors at the entrances would make any difference?
Maybe snap shots of the view from behind displayed at the electronics section?
Remember a couple years ago when one mother pepper sprayed another one on black friday to get an Xbox360? That shows how savage people can get during christmas shopping.
That was me at Target yesterday but I also have a curse that makes me pick the wrong cash to pay at. Then again I would have avoided all that had I shopped in early December so yeah, it’s my fault.
The strip is hilarious today – especially the second panel when Glasses-Bug finally is struck down by his own dessertier’s hubris – but I find it bizarre that what most people are focusing on is the off-handed mention of Walmart. I can’t imagine half those comments would have been made if the store mentioned had been, say, a Sears.
I’m not criticizing anyone, mind. I just find it interesting.
Can I steal that? Put that on my tombstone:
“Hey, -I- don’t have to go Christmas shopping anymore, what about YOU?!”
You never HAVE to go to the mart. You CHOOSE to go to the mart for the ambiance.
Every once in a while I simply have to google “people of walmart” and spend a few decadent minutes thinking about how but for circumstances beyond anyone’s control go I.
I haven’t bought anything in Walmart since 2007. I was in Cold Lake AB one weekend with a friend and she needed a couple of things; since she was driving, we went to a Walmart. I bought a half-litre of milk, and ended up not using it. Hadn’t set foot in a Walmart for at least 5 years before that.
For 2 weeks I was in Cold Lake in the late 1980s. Hard for me to imagine the community got large enough to support and warrant a Wal-Mart.
Yep, people in large mobs tend to irritate.
PeopleofWalmart + location, location, location = strange figmintations of the imagination.
Do you think large mirrors at the entrances would make any difference?
Maybe snap shots of the view from behind displayed at the electronics section?
Remember a couple years ago when one mother pepper sprayed another one on black friday to get an Xbox360? That shows how savage people can get during christmas shopping.
In my hometown of Sturgis, MI, the Walmart has a hitching post in the middle of the parking lot to accommodate the Amish who shop there.
I think their presence classes up the place.
It would, but I find the idea of Amish people shopping at a Walmart deeply disappointing.
Loving this comic more and more every day 🙂
Thanks! Glad you’re diggin’ the strip!
The best way to get those classy import items from Walmart is online. No other people to deal with!
That was me at Target yesterday but I also have a curse that makes me pick the wrong cash to pay at. Then again I would have avoided all that had I shopped in early December so yeah, it’s my fault.
The strip is hilarious today – especially the second panel when Glasses-Bug finally is struck down by his own dessertier’s hubris – but I find it bizarre that what most people are focusing on is the off-handed mention of Walmart. I can’t imagine half those comments would have been made if the store mentioned had been, say, a Sears.
I’m not criticizing anyone, mind. I just find it interesting.
Ha! I almost used Sears.
2nd panel = WIN!!
“AUGH! Why did I make so much?!” LOL
Very good question. That’s a lot of pudding. O.o