> Strange - I don't quite see that - maybe it's regional? Counter-intuitively, I have found that the quality of a Walmart is proportional to how rural the surr

> Strange - I don't quite see that - maybe it's regional? Counter-intuitively, I have found that the quality of a Walmart is proportional to how rural the surrounding area is. Walmart's in metro areas, next to expensive suburbs (say, any of the towns surrounding DC)? Total 3rd world shit. Walmarts in busted down ex-mining towns deep in PA? Surprisingly nice. Empty, but nice. Maybe it's just because an empty walmart is a walmart that doesn't take much abuse. They all sell more or less the same shit, except the mining town walmart will also sell ammo.