What's up at Wal-Mart?

**Like a Boss** · 11-05-2016, 05:35 PM

Might it actually be MORE convenient for law enforcement? If all the deadbeats, malcontents, burnouts and ne'er do wells gravitate towards Wal-Marts, they are more easily accounted for. Otherwise they would be distributed about the various 7 Elevens and gas stations throughout the municipality.

**TBS** · 11-05-2016, 05:56 PM

Originally Posted by Skistack

We had one declared a public nuisance because of the amount of municipal resources deployed there on a daily basis.

Good on your town. More city councils should show some balls and start charging Walmart for its fair share. Fuckin corporate welfare...

**joetron** · 11-05-2016, 06:42 PM

I stopped by a Wallyworld in Aurora, CO at 10:00 pm on the way home from work to grab some random shit, that was my first step in one in about 5 years.
Random shit (and then some, they've got so much shit!) in hand, I walk over to check out. There were probably 40 checkout stands, 38 are closed. The two that were staffed have lines probably 70 people deep. It was crazy. Lots of 2 liters and Totinos.
I freaked out, dropped my random shit, snapped a picture and walked briskly to the door.
Unfortunately, that picture died with a phone a long time ago.
I realize I'm an elitist prick, but I get the willies in those places. The the vast amounts of disposable plastic shit freak me out along with crowds.

**iceman** · 11-05-2016, 06:48 PM

Originally Posted by Like a Boss

Might it actually be MORE convenient for law enforcement? If all the deadbeats, malcontents, burnouts and ne'er do wells gravitate towards Wal-Marts, they are more easily accounted for. Otherwise they would be distributed about the various 7 Elevens and gas stations throughout the municipality.

Seems like a valid point.