Walmart
#26
Chairman of the Bored

Joined: May 2004
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From: St. Petersburg, FL
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I would have jsut chained the bike right up to the mini "kart corral" they have in there.
I think after a while, it might make a point with management.
I think after a while, it might make a point with management.
#27
Originally Posted by catatonic
I would have jsut chained the bike right up to the mini "kart corral" they have in there.
I think after a while, it might make a point with management.
I think after a while, it might make a point with management.
Better still is to patronize merchants who install bike parking facilities. I figure walmart doesn't care about cyclists because you can't buy very much stuff and take it home on a bike.
#28
Banned.
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Home alone
Bikes: Trek 4300 X 2. Trek 1000, Trek 6000
Originally Posted by seely
I've ridden bikes around Walmart, filmed movies inside of Walmart, had a friend empty a freezer and climb inside for a camera shot, etc and we have yet to ever get kicked out... its pretty impressive how little the employees care.
At the end of the day, the lady sued and ended up having to drop the case. Walmart was correct i guess, so be warned if you have any "graphic" pictures of your babies out there. Idiots!!!
#29
Originally Posted by Phiber
...I walked right through the [Wal-Mart] doors with my bike. I expected to get stopped...Nothing! Well, I walked my bike through the entire store, got what I needed, checked out, and came out...He let me right past! No problem! I came back again the next day and still i got no problem!
Well, what do you know about that?
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#30
Sweetened with Splenda

Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Brooklyn, Alabama
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Originally Posted by Raiyn
Point taken. I assumed that they had more intelligence than a lawn chair but I suppose I was mistaken.
They probably do... but at minimum wage with no benefits, no vacation, and no insurance, and with forced unpaid overtime, it's not worth their making any extra effort. Would you?
#31
Originally Posted by LittleBigMan
I've never tried this. A Wal-Mart employee asked me to remove my backpack and check it up front, but that's to prevent shoplifting. (Doh! I admitted to shopping at Wal-Mart! Arrrggh!)
Well, what do you know about that?
Well, what do you know about that?
#32
Senior Member

Joined: Jan 2002
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From: Winnipeg, Canada
Wal-mart is a joke !!!! At least the one I go to is. everytime I go there I get a hassle. The is laways some assclown at the front doors sticking stickers on people's bags when they come in, I told him 3-4 times already, that I don't want or need one of his so called security stickers. And what's worse is the clerks who are mostly women take forever to do thier jobs.
#33
Thread Starter
Cyclocrosser.

Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Unit Zero
Bikes: '04 Marin Nail Trail, '04 Haro V-3, '05 Soul Monk
Yea, walmart seems to be a joke sometimes, but they are 'ok.' I would go to target if there were one closer; They are a bit more sanitary it seems, and nicer.
Carry more stuff.
Carry more stuff.





