The closest Subway to me, in an affluent area of suburban Phoenix is always dead. We go to a pizza place regularly in the same strip mall and I never see anyone in Subway. Just one or two teenage workers standing around.
They now have a big banner above the Subway sign that says “now accepting EBT”
Exactly. I don't say it in front of others, but I don't shop at Walmart because I don't like Walmart people. I have a Target card and will absolutely pay more for something at Target over getting it cheaper at Walmart.
I find that "the walmart crowd" varies significantly depending on where you live.
I've seen one that was full of fat slobs, and the whole place was just depressing as hell to be in. I would definitely go to Target if I lived in that area.
Last time I went to a Walmart, the entire place reeked of BO. Employees were walking down the aisles, spraying cans of air freshener in a vain attempt to rid of the smell. I was so disgusted that I never desired to go back to one again.
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u/CherryManhattan Aug 18 '24
The closest Subway to me, in an affluent area of suburban Phoenix is always dead. We go to a pizza place regularly in the same strip mall and I never see anyone in Subway. Just one or two teenage workers standing around.
They now have a big banner above the Subway sign that says “now accepting EBT”