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So what about K-Mart and Target?
Not bad – “Wal” mean “whale” in German, so we can totally relate 😀
(Walmart crashed and burned in Germany tho ;))
I remember… they made one big mistake: they advertized with low prices; but the German customer associates with low prices for victuals the four letters A, L, D, and I, and if you price food 30% higher than ALDI, don’t call the prices low, lest the customer feels fooled. (If they had advertized with high quality and extensive range, they might have survived here.)
(Iirc, about a year after the failure of Walmart in Germany, ALDI opened their first store in the US.)
It would be even funnier if the walruses were driving around in Rascal scooters.
Haha! 😀
I imagine they also frequent Toys R US, too…
What about Costco?
Subtract the tusks, and this isn’t all that different from what you see at the ‘People of Wal-Mart’ website. Bazinga!
It’s funny because it’s true. The shuffling mustachioed men and women hunched over the tops of the rolling baskets to hold up their weight.
I call it china mart
WAL-RUS-MART
I’ve heard rumors too, but there’s nary a Walmart within easy walking distance, and I don’t feel like spending all day on buses, so… (a refugee of Nevada pointed out the lack of folks on scooters).
Remove the tusks, add more blubber and sprinkle with despair and you’ve got it.
Great! 🙂