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I've started shopping at Dollar General and Brookshire's since this all started, and found that good coffee is cheaper at DG than Walmart, and single slice SPAM is only 2 cents higher than Walmart. I also found some interesting things in their $1.00 aisle. I used to visit Walmart almost every day; now, I haven't been in there for over a week, except to carry an elderly lady friend to get her prescriptions. Some of Brookshire's sale prices are better than Walmart, too. So, goodbye Walmart! I'm mainly disturbed by the fact that the Walmart CEO wrote Congress in support of another "assault weapon" ban, and has communicated with Michael Bloomberg's Every Town for Gun Safety (I'm not sure of the exact name of that bunch.)

I have already found less expensive items at Dollar General and Brookshire's, and they taste better, too. Not to mention that both these stores are less crowded and more friendly and helpful to customers. I'm well on my way to never going inside Walmart again. My main concern is not the banning of open carry there, but the letter Walmart CEO wrote to Congress supporting a renewed ban on so-called "assault weapons." I don't own one, but this is a major slippery slope on Walmart's part.

Take Down Sicko wrote: ↑Sat Sep 07, 2019 8:07 am For years i have spent most of my pay check at wally world. I will do all my shopping at dollar general from now on.

My favorite and least expensive coffee is only sold at Walmart (Great Value 100% Columbian). I have found that Dollar General sells some of the same name brand sundries that Walmart does, and often at a lower price. They even have special sections where everything is $1.00. I am working on replacing my favorite coffee with something different that I can afford. There are only a couple of things that I need, but have to buy at Walmart, or pay more elsewhere. Anybody else know of a cheap, tasty alternative Columbian coffee I don't have to buy at Walmart?

Walmart should move its corporate offices from Arkansas to NY, NJ, MA, CA, or even Venezuela or China, where their corporate stance on guns and ammunition might be welcomed....