I'm in the immediate city suburbs wherein there are some middle to upper-middle class areas with lower income areas right next to them. Interesting thought, bu

I'm in the immediate city suburbs wherein there are some middle to upper-middle class areas with lower income areas right next to them. Interesting thought, but it doesn't play out at least in "my" Walmarts. The Walmart in the lowest income area is the worst in my case. Aisles where there's no order whatsoever and things like a full unopened jug of milk sitting on the shelf (that's warm) like someone just changed their mind, but no employee ever noticed. Perhaps there's something to be made of the fact that this low income area is right next to higher income areas (creates resentment maybe(?)...just spitballing here).