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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]He’s totally right. Walmart and Amazon have all sorts of crap. Target was always successful because (like Costco) they were great at curating for their clients taste. So you could go in and they maybe didn’t have as broad a selection of shower curtains but they were really cute ones. And they dkdnt sell every brand of snacks but they had a bunch of really tasty ones. They’ve sort of lost their way on that curating. As a result, I’m much less likely to shop there. Especially the clothes—it’s just much less likely that I walk in and end up with an impulse clothing purchase because I see it and am tempted.[/quote] This. Currently they're not good at anything. I don't understand people who shop there weekly unless you have young children. Their groceries are limited and not priced well. The clothes and home furnishings aren't nice. It's all less than mid. [/quote] I go there to buy toiletries (cheaper than drugstores and supermarket). And pop in to sport snacks for team snack times, along with gift cards for kid birthdays. And multipack kids socks. That's about it. I used to go ALL THE TIME and buy random home or office items that were cute, kids decor, kids clothing and womens clothing.[/quote]
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