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“Employees load big bags of feed, soil, etc for you if you are willing to wait for a few minutes. Stockers do loading, cashiers do cashiering. …. So it may take a minute. Prices are cheaper there for some items- besting out Walmart & local feed stores.”
“I went to Walmart to pick up a few necessities for the week. i needed bread and usually select the Italian bread unsliced at the front of the store. I was shocked to see that the price had been raised nearly 50 percent ($1.00 to $1.46). I also noted that the little bags of cookies now cost $1.10 up from $1.00....a 10 percent increase. I don't understand Walmart's thinking. They say bread is the staff of life. Just about everybody needs and eats bread. I like cookies too, but I consider them a luxury, not a necessity. it seems to me that it would look better if Walmart raised cookies more percentage-wise than bread. Maybe Walmart knows what is coming later regarding scarcity of wheat, and thank you for letting me let off steam. But instead of only looking how to cope with inflation as a business decision, try looking at your price increases through the eyes of your customers. thank you.”
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“A stop at Weston Walmart is always a great experience. The store is always clean, the staff is always friendly and helpful, the bathrooms are always clean, and many times they have things in stock that no other store has. Easy access right off the exit.”