Anonymous wrote:It's funny all you people talk about boycotting Walmart but will shop at Costco for the exact same product. Fucking entitled idiots around here. I'll be driving out from DC across Chain Bridge to walmart just to show solidarity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wegmans non-impressed folks, what *would* impress you?
So I guess Columbia Heights (home of Target) is just another exurb? Or the Costco in Pentagon City ... makes it like unto Ashburn?
I don't know anything about the Target in Columbia Heights but yes the whole shopping center with the Costco in Pentagon City feels like you stepped into the exurbs. I hate it and never go there.
Pentagon City is an ugly concrete jungle.
Anonymous wrote:Tysons, get ready for an influx of RVs camping overnight at your Walmart. Walmart is notorious for this. Maybe you should join the Walmart RVing Yahoo group in advance (yes, one exists).
Anonymous wrote:
It's funny all you people talk about boycotting Walmart but will shop at Costco for the exact same product. Fucking entitled idiots around here. I'll be driving out from DC across Chain Bridge to walmart just to show solidarity.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's funny all you people talk about boycotting Walmart but will shop at Costco for the exact same product. Fucking entitled idiots around here. I'll be driving out from DC across Chain Bridge to walmart just to show solidarity.
I don't shop at Walmart or Costco, but I do boycott Walmart. DC resident who doesn't believe price should trump production.
but keep paying the taxes to the welfare
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's funny all you people talk about boycotting Walmart but will shop at Costco for the exact same product. Fucking entitled idiots around here. I'll be driving out from DC across Chain Bridge to walmart just to show solidarity.
I don't shop at Walmart or Costco, but I do boycott Walmart. DC resident who doesn't believe price should trump production.
but keep paying the taxes to the welfareAnonymous wrote:It's funny all you people talk about boycotting Walmart but will shop at Costco for the exact same product. Fucking entitled idiots around here. I'll be driving out from DC across Chain Bridge to walmart just to show solidarity.
Anonymous wrote:Rich people are stupid if they want to pay double for the same item
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wegmans non-impressed folks, what *would* impress you?
So I guess Columbia Heights (home of Target) is just another exurb? Or the Costco in Pentagon City ... makes it like unto Ashburn?
I don't know anything about the Target in Columbia Heights but yes the whole shopping center with the Costco in Pentagon City feels like you stepped into the exurbs. I hate it and never go there.
Anonymous wrote:It's funny all you people talk about boycotting Walmart but will shop at Costco for the exact same product. Fucking entitled idiots around here. I'll be driving out from DC across Chain Bridge to walmart just to show solidarity.
http://www.stewleonards.com/Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
New Englanders, are you from MA? Do you know Roche Bros.? It puts Wegmans to shame. Roche's is "still" family owned, and they don't have unnecessary crap in the store. It is only slightly more expensive, but actually justified.
You get what you pay for there! (Unlike Whole Foods/Whole Paycheck, for example}. I think it started in Wellesley, which is a gorgeous, uber rich {old money, truly} college and more town. A town that doesn't accept sub par anything. Very different than what others are used to and accept as status quo (sadly).
You think? My family used to go to the Roche Brothers in Acton. Great store, but I do prefer Wegman's. They renovated it a few years ago and it is nicer than it used to be. I actually don't get the whole "I'm a New Englander, Wegman's doesn't impress me" attitude. I think it is a nice grocery store and, all other things being equal, given a choice between it and Giant, I chose Wegman's. I live in Falls Church and, depending on traffic, I see myself driving a few extra miles to go to Wegman's occassionally. I do understand why people don't like the big box footprint and extra traffic. I don't want one to open too close to my house.
All you New Englanders, does anyone know Stew Leonard's? I am from here (Northern VA) but I remember going to SL's as a kid when we would visit my grandparents in CT.