Anonymous wrote:Audi Rockville
Hobby Lobby
Publix
Any store that is closed on Sundays.
Any store that supports Trump, Maga
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bucky’s. So dumb.
What is Bucky's?
Buc'ee's and PP is missing out Buc'ee's is the place to be.
It's like the Costco of gas stations. They have good food, household goods, clothes, gardening stuff, everything. They are a southern thing.
https://buc-ees.com/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can’t stand Walmart. I get the heebie-jeebies just thinking about walking in there.
Shopping at Walmart late at night depresses the heck out of me.
You should try to not do that.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can’t stand Walmart. I get the heebie-jeebies just thinking about walking in there.
Shopping at Walmart late at night depresses the heck out of me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Georgetown Cupcake and Call Your Mother -- low-quality, huge shitshow scene outside blocking traffic.
And, delicious!!
Anonymous wrote:Georgetown Cupcake and Call Your Mother -- low-quality, huge shitshow scene outside blocking traffic.
Anonymous wrote:Can’t stand Walmart. I get the heebie-jeebies just thinking about walking in there.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LV, Hermes, Chanel, etc
I love people who take a stand against purchasing luxury goods. Do you talk about your aversion to these brands? Do you sneer at people with LV purses or Chanel sunglasses? I mean, this is like saying you won't ever visit Eritrea. When and how does this ever come up?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Georgetown Cupcake and Call Your Mother -- low-quality, huge shitshow scene outside blocking traffic.
You’re missing out on CYM. So good!
Safeway bagels are better.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Georgetown Cupcake and Call Your Mother -- low-quality, huge shitshow scene outside blocking traffic.
You’re missing out on CYM. So good!
Anonymous wrote:WalMart, all fast food places, and any "Super" stores. Like SuperTarget or whatever - I went into one once and had some sort of anxiety or panic attack and had to walk out. I think not being able to see the outside or figure out where it was, really threw me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LV, Hermes, Chanel, etc
I love people who take a stand against purchasing luxury goods. Do you talk about your aversion to these brands? Do you sneer at people with LV purses or Chanel sunglasses? I mean, this is like saying you won't ever visit Eritrea. When and how does this ever come up?
I'm not the PP but I'll bite. I don't tall publicly about not buying high end brands or anything with a logo but my husband/parents/good friends know. I don't look down at others who wear and buy that stuff but **I** would never. And, the OP was specific in their question so I'm answering. Logos, high end crap etc. is so gross and not something I would ever buy.
Ok, it's just a weird flex.
Like, who is going out of their way to not shop at LV?
Publix is a grocery store, so if you live in a city where they're rampant, you're taking an actual stand. Same with refusing to use CVS. Even avoiding Nestle products (assuming you know how many brands fall under their umbrella). Even Chick Fil A can be ubiquitous at school or sporting events when people are trying to feed a crowd.
I can't think of a situation where someone has an opportunity to say no thank you, I won't go into the Chanel store because I'm against what they stand for.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:LV, Hermes, Chanel, etc
I love people who take a stand against purchasing luxury goods. Do you talk about your aversion to these brands? Do you sneer at people with LV purses or Chanel sunglasses? I mean, this is like saying you won't ever visit Eritrea. When and how does this ever come up?
I'm not the PP but I'll bite. I don't tall publicly about not buying high end brands or anything with a logo but my husband/parents/good friends know. I don't look down at others who wear and buy that stuff but **I** would never. And, the OP was specific in their question so I'm answering. Logos, high end crap etc. is so gross and not something I would ever buy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fitzgerald Auto Mall.
They told my wife that she needed four new control arm on our 3yo Subaru, estimate: $3600.
Longtime mechanic said one control arm bushing, $500 and that included an oil change and tire rotation. Screw those con artists.
LOL yes they stink
Once they charged me for an oil change and said they fixed a broken brake light.
I literally stood in the parking lot with the manager while he mansplained that the oil change was done. My father owned a gas station with mechanic bays my whole life. I know what an oil change is and whether it was done or not. And the light OMG>
Never ever again.
How can you tell by looking at a car if the oil has been changed?
Anonymous wrote:An American in Paris in old town Alexandria. JFC that lady is insane - shocked it’s still in business. Along the same lines, Reformation in Mosiac. Not as crazy but such snobbery in that place.