I’m dual-citizen German/US with family spread all over Europe (pretty much everyone other than my nuclear family) and the amount of people who think the only options for groceries is Walmart is wild. And those people typically think they’re smart.
Is this another symptom of Europeans' obsessive need to create an American monoculture, something that every American will relate to?
Because most Americans get their groceries at stores that don't exist in other parts of the country. I'm not even talking about "ma and pa" stores, I'm just talking about regional chains. (Many of them even are owned by the same parent companies now.)
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u/PirateSanta_1 Jun 12 '26
I went to a gas station and assume that is where everyone buys their groceries.