Walmart - something afoot ....

Did they force you to wear a mask in order to buy your bread?

Dressing room back room behinde counter on floor. Lol

Take your meds schizo

No, but I'm sure that's coming.

Run along now, collect your tree-fiddy

Trying hard to understand this one, but it escapes me. Dressing rooms are already there, no need to make room for more, and this was the entire length of the clothing area, both front and back, that would not be dressing rooms in any way, shape or form.

What American says "Queue?" I think you're a Brit!

Yah, completely off topic, but you don't even need a high level tech background to use the word queue, not to mention they're using it in the news, but whatever, you must be a snot-nosed no-it-all type of Brit.

Last Edited by Keilani on 04/12/2020 11:31 AM

Have you ever shopped for clothes at Walmart? Sometimes we go there if we need something specific and basic, like a red t-shirt for example. If I'm looking at a rack and someone else is looking at the rack behind me, even though we are facing opposite directions from each other, we are pretty much bumping against each other back-to-back.

I'm going to assume Walmart is being proactive and creating enough room for people to maintain the 6 foot distance thing. Walmart doesn't want to be shut down, or have restrictions put on the whole store, or make certain departments (like clothes) off-limits because they didn't provide adequate personal space.

My theory: Proactive 6-foot spacing in all departments.

Ours in both Bend and Redmond, Oregon have the lines and they have us using the same entrance and exit. I find it really stupid if only for the chance of fire and such then all the nitwits will rush the single entrance. I have seen now in both Vermont and Michigan they have blocked off several areas of the stores, including garden. This is keeping folks from buying seeds and starts for their gardens at home.