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Old Posted Apr 5, 2023, 1:01 PM
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Originally Posted by kwoldtimer View Post
I too find Walmart offputting, although I zip in from time to time when I know what I want to pick up, but I will never forget going in to the Zellers on St Laurent in Ottawa in the years before they closed - it was absolutely the most depressing shopping experience I've ever had. Not the Walmart "cache" (sic), just a collection of the downtrodden and oppressed. It could have served as the set for a post-apocalytic movie.
Worst for me was undoubtedly the Sears Outlet in beautiful London Ontario, just before they closed for good. The place might have once been a Woolco or Kmart or something, and it had absolutely no renovations since opening in the 1960s. In it, was nothing but shopworn floor models, scratch & dent appliances, and expired fashion. Most customers were "seniors on a budget". Absolutely soul-sucking.


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