Originally Posted by Brituchenite (Post 11994762)

A huge Walmart just opened up near us. I really thought it was going to be a different demographic that shopped there, given that it is in a rather nice area. Alas, no. I've been into the place a couple of times and both times I swear to god the entire place was full of trailer park people - no teeth, ratty hair, etc. No idea where from, because I don't think there are any trailer parks in central NJ; the shoppers in Wal Mart must have been trucked in specially ....

Kettles - but not flying ..... shopping!

Originally Posted by rolov (Post 11994770)

You may like this place We had lunch there friday after golfing, it was ^

Originally Posted by kingalien (Post 11994787)

Which is why I own the stock and continue to add when the opportunity arises. Love the disposable income of said demographics.

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 11994789)

I saw at least five walking stereotypes the last time I was in a WalMart.

Originally Posted by jrzyshawn (Post 11994798)

I only knew about the bakery on 46 next to the Fairfield Inn. I will have to try this place.

Originally Posted by Brituchenite (Post 11994794)

Never been in a Walmart between those hours. Come to think of it, never really been in any grocery store during those hours. Except, maybe once or twice in a Walgreens to get milk or fill an emergency Rx. Walgreens at that hour is almost as bad as Walmart during the day. Full of very suspicious characters. Creepy.

Originally Posted by Steph3n (Post 11994815)

I do most of my moving be it driving from town to town, or shopping, after midnight.

Originally Posted by Brituchenite (Post 11994802)

Isn't it incredible? the disposable income of those people. Here I am, working my socks off, ditto with Mr. Brit, yet we never seem to have any disposable income. All goes on mortgage, taxes, college savings, retirement funding, Mileage Running - oops, did I just say that ....!!!!

Originally Posted by Olton Hall (Post 11994825)

I once got crap from one of those people with too much disposable income because I had such an expensive car, a Honda Accord EX. :rolleyes: I had to point out to my niece that her fully loaded Explorer cost $15,000 more than my Accord and my Accord was much cheaper to operate.

Originally Posted by rolov (Post 11994781)

I remember that place, it is now called liberty mart or some other strange sounding name place.

Originally Posted by rolov (Post 11994812)

If you eat at the restaurant or Taverna they give you 25% off the bakery right next door.

Originally Posted by Brituchenite (Post 11994821)

Scary ....... :D

Do you like garlic? what about crosses? how many black cloaks do you own? Seen a dentist lately?


:D:D:D

Originally Posted by Brituchenite (Post 11994802)

All goes on mortgage, taxes, college savings, retirement funding, Mileage Running - oops, did I just say that ....!!!!