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In most places that Walmart operates, there are no "Walmart people" and "not Walmart people". There are just people who have to do some shopping, and almost eve
by cookiecaper 9y ago
In most places that Walmart operates, there are no "Walmart people" and "not Walmart people". There are just people who have to do some shopping, and almost everyone will go to Walmart if it's the convenient place to get what they need.
I've only found a segmentation to be a thing in some parts of California, where governments and municipalities work hard to keep Walmarts few and far between, and relegated to undesirable locations.
- StudentStuff 9y agoThe segmentation occurs on most of the West Coast, people will either go to their local Kroger brand (Fred Meyer, QFC), Target or the local supermarket chain, considering Walmart as a last ditch store to get the item they want. Another oddity is Texas, where HEB and Lowes Foods controls the majority of the grocery market, with Walmart, Kroger and Safeway (branded as Randall's) being higher priced also rans.