WOW guess I am going to Kmart tomorrow. Thanks carey

Thanks for the heads up I just wish it was closer to me. Rhonda

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I buy a lot of household items at Walmart but do not care for the superstore layout at all - too huge and I just don't care for the grocery section at all. So I never buy groceries there because I never go to their superstores. The regular Walmart by me is newer, clean, well organized and the people who work there are very friendly and pleasant. I don't need much help at Walmart - I even check out by myself. I buy a lot of groceries at Target but not a lot of other things. Target's grocery store is like a large convenience store - decent selection but you can get through there quick. Their prices are good - some things $1 or $2 cheaper than local grocery chain. Housewares, etc. are usually much less expensive at Walmart. Target's household things are more stylish and upscale though so if I want something nicer I go to Target. If I want something cheap I go to Walmart. Two complaints I have about Target. They're too focused on just in time inventory and are frequently out of things when I stop on my way home from work - very annoying. They're also just in time with check out staff so often longish lines while they round up more employees to get them to the cash register. I also buy a lot of meat, fish, produce and snack items at Costco. I also buy some groceries at Trader Joe's but it's not close to me so not a regular stop for me. Our local grocery store prices are outrageous so I only go there when I can't buy what I need somewhere else. I haven't been in a K-Mart in about 35 years.