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Interestingly, in my small midwestern US college town, I have the opposite experience. The college-associated people who consider themselves educated/intellectu
by upvotinglurker 9y ago
Interestingly, in my small midwestern US college town, I have the opposite experience. The college-associated people who consider themselves educated/intellectual/cultured gravitate toward grocery shopping at Kroger, while the "townies" and not-particularly-academically-serious undergrads go to Walmart. I choose Walmart because Kroger "feels" much more crowded and the members of the crowd seem to exhibit much less situational awareness.
- intopieces 9y agoThis sounds like Bloomington, IN. Except that town's Wal Mart crowd is mostly dictated by location. Kroger locations are walking distance and short bus ride, Wal Mart is predtically out of town.