ROUSTABOUT
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Don use DEF for toilet paper. It burns on sensitive areas.
Easy to say if you live where there are a lot of towns and a lot of stores/shopping choices.You either patronize Wallmat or you don’t. I have become ambivalent on that. I don’t understand those who shop there on one hand, and complain about imports in the next breath.
That’s hypocritical, in my eyes.
No matter where you live, there are options.
You either patronize Wallmat or you don’t. I have become ambivalent on that. I don’t understand those who shop there on one hand, and complain about imports in the next breath.
That’s hypocritical, in my eyes.
No matter where you live, there are options.
BTW, I have a right to and should complain about “made in China”. It costs us American jobs and supply chain interruptions. You should, too.
Walmart gets caught up in Confusing the Symptom, With The Disease, including by me.....So let me get this straight, I walk into a Walmart and buy a dozen eggs made in USA, a gallon of milk, a pound of butter, also made in USA or some DEF and that makes me a hypocrite?
Dang dude, you must not have read the whole thread. WalMart isn’t the only store with empty DEF shelves, but whatever. And it’s a place I might go to once a week for a few items.Stop shopping at Wal Mart and that will be a good start.
Wouldn't know, I don't need DEF.Dang dude, you must not have read the whole thread. WalMart isn’t the only store with empty DEF shelves, but whatever.
Exactly....And still, you shop at Walmart???
Agree 100%. I haven't been in a wallyworld in 30 years... NOTHING there I need.Hypocrisy is rampant. We are all guilty. But Walmart isn't my go-to for anything. And I try to know where the stuff I buy comes from.
I never said don’t shop at Walmart. Simply, if you choose to shop at Walmart, understand that their business model includes sourcing as many things offshore as possible. That’s what keeps their prices low and their profits high. That’s their right.So let me get this straight, I walk into a Walmart and buy a dozen eggs made in USA, a gallon of milk, a pound of butter, also made in USA or some DEF and that makes me a hypocrite?
Because they sell a lot of Chinese stuff?
Doesnt my local hardware store carry a lot of the same Chinese stuff? Aren’t we at the point where everything is made in China?
The way I see it, the only difference is who owns the store and gets the profit. Walton family gets my money versus a local store owner. Walmart employs way more local people who work there.
And just for the record, I buy a crap ton of stuff from local hardware stores, lumber yards and farming & tractor parts shops.