That was one of my promises to myself after I graduated from grad school.

I will never step foot in a Wal-Mart unless there is absolutely no other option within 20 miles.

I used to work 12 hour night shifts about 5 years ago. WalMart in the middle of the night is freaky. The fringes of society shop there, and the staff is bored so will tell you their life story if you stop moving. I stopped using Walmart a couple years after that because of their treatment of employees and not wanting to support the richest family in America who was paying employees starvation wages.

It's like stepping into an alternate universe. I've not been in one in years. My heart is too weak.

For me, it's ALWAYS possible to avoid WalMart. The Waltons are awful people and I refuse to give them any of my money.

I don't like to admit it, but I have a love/hate relationship with Walmart. Hate to say it, but I've found some good deals there on decent stuff that I couldn't find anywhere else. Despise their customer service and business practices. I will usually check out other retailers before I would end up there.

I refuse to shop there. Although an hour or so perusing the customers is entertaining.

I've been boycotting WalMart for years. I mean, it does just about as much good as boycotting Nestlé, but it makes me feel mildly good to say that I don't shop there

I've boycotted Wal-Mart since 2004; I REFUSE to shop there!

I live in Australia and my ethics even dictate that I would never shop in Walmart. Btw if you have a time constraint problem that forces you to shop there PD, couldn't you shop online somewhere else and get it delivered?

Walmart is a very pleasant place to shop if you buy online and only go there to pick up.

Everybody in the US should ban going to Walmart. They treat their staff horribly.

My neighbors across the Lake definitely stocked up on Fireworks.

The cats and I would like to give them a single finger salute!