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Good morning Truck Driver from Pennsylvania. Be safe today brother

 

Hey Girl

 

I have a economy one to.

 

I just counted I have about 17 of them LOL

 

I've never actually ordered anything from them. It's a brick and mortar store a couple of miles down the road from me. We have 3 in town actually.

 

Howdy Super Chick

 

Morning Bill.

 

That sounds like a city to me... In my town of 2,000 we were lucky to get a Dollar General...

 

We're at about 325,000. So we're a city. I just sometimes say town.

 

Mornin Bill

 

That's too people-y for me. Too much traffic, I couldn't do it. I about shit myself driving a 26' Penskee through the heart of Brooklyn one time..

 

They're out of Michigan. They and Wal-Mart both went supercenter at the same time but from opposite angles, Meijer was - still is - a higher end grocery store that added a comprehensive department store to the mix, as opposed to being a comprehensive department store that added a crappy moldy produce grocery to the mix. Meijer kicked their ass, and Wal-mart had to improve the concept by focusing more on the grocery side. But Meijer, while smaller in scope, still beats them at it.

I did research paper on the mega store trend when in business school couple decades ago. Sorry for the thread veer. I geek out on consumer/business trends.

oh. And good morning!

 

I live a few miles away from the urban center....out in the 'burbs. So it's tolerable

 

I like to describe Meijer as Walmart without the mullets and unsettling anatomy lessons.

 

Meijer has been in town for over 25 years here. Their stores are always clean, well lit, well stocked and fairly diverse in product selection. I much prefer it too Walmart most of the time.

 

yup. Every one I've been to has always been spotless. That's a big part of their approach. I don't have to tell you that, for years, a Wal Mart will often leave you feeling in need of a shower....

Use to only see them in Michigan, where they're everywhere and people are proud of them. When I moved to Indy 5 years ago there was one right up the road. We're there often. No Auto/tire center like the nearbye WM. Just a MASSIVe grocery/Dept store, like the nearbye Target, but with a gas station out front.

 

You have to admit though, it's great entertainment going into a wallyworld. No shortage of guts and asscracks hanging out.
I avoid it at all freakin costs unless I need my Mobil-1. Even then, I'll just order it in bulk at that point since I use almost 2 gallons per change now anyways. I make it a point to stop at the one in Gorham, NH since there's basically no people there. The one in my town is full of inbred mouth-breathers any time you go after 10am since they roll out of bed mid-afternoon.

 

so judging



lol

 

Took me awhile, but I finally figured out what this shift knob is out of. Subaru Impreza... anybody have an oem one kicking around?