@burner @JeffGrimesArt @The_Almighty_Kek I used to go to barnes and noble here until they axed 3/4ths of their tech section and replaced it with pop culture garbage
Our Half-Price books is infected with AIDS. I walked out when I saw the ovaries plushies. I looked at my friend and said, "Yeah, we're fucking leaving now."
@JeffGrimesArt @RustyCrab @The_Almighty_Kek @burner you think that's bad
I saw a fake laincel (f) who had Pokemon sperg pins and similar on her uniform thing and a shitty lain shirt working there at mine.
I saw a fake laincel (f) who had Pokemon sperg pins and similar on her uniform thing and a shitty lain shirt working there at mine.
Weimar shit. So sick and tired of it; the demons this garbage has manifested in my mind and soul have been eating away at me for years. Sucking out all of my joy, potential and compassion.
@JeffGrimesArt @RustyCrab @The_Almighty_Kek @burner if you want the most evil place to shop go to target you'll want to burn it to the ground
Everything about it is depressing
Everything about it is depressing
Target is like a Walmart that's pretending to not be a Walmart.
They had it up here for a while, the thing that I couldn't get over was just all the red. Like, colors do affect people's mental state, that's one reason why for example Walmart goes with blue because it's kind of a calming mellow effect. Other businesses go with white because it represents purity and cleanliness, or for branding they go with black because it represents authority. Discount places often go with yellow because yellow represents value for some reason.
But red is just fine for a logo, but it's a really weird choice to make most of your store red. It's the color of spilled blood, it tends to represent auction and intensity, again great for a logo but I don't understand why you would fill your store with it.
(Then there was a fact that Target didn't have fuck all worth buying)
But red is just fine for a logo, but it's a really weird choice to make most of your store red. It's the color of spilled blood, it tends to represent auction and intensity, again great for a logo but I don't understand why you would fill your store with it.
(Then there was a fact that Target didn't have fuck all worth buying)
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@Hoss @PurpCat @JeffGrimesArt @The_Almighty_Kek @burner I recently went to target in the first time in forever and I was surprised that they actually carried some halfway decent brands. Everything else, in my town at least, was nothing but no name chinese knockoff products. However that's a result of half the decent stores closing in my city since covid.
@RustyCrab @PurpCat @JeffGrimesArt @The_Almighty_Kek @burner @Hoss Target is cleaner and brighter and better organized than Wal-Mart. It isn't "upscale" but it's better imo.
@sun @PurpCat @JeffGrimesArt @The_Almighty_Kek @burner @Hoss I have visited walmart a few times recently and I am shocked how dirty and offputting it looks. I don't remember it being that way when I was a kid.
The stickers they use for prices feel like they look intentionally 'off brand'. I really feel like it's intentional to mentally associate their store with cheapness.
Sam's club, owned by the same people, isn't like this.
The stickers they use for prices feel like they look intentionally 'off brand'. I really feel like it's intentional to mentally associate their store with cheapness.
Sam's club, owned by the same people, isn't like this.
