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To: truth_seeker
The Walmart in my town is spotless.

My closest one is very clean also. The next-closest one is not quite as clean, but it isn't bad either.

It seems to me that the cleanliness of stores is inversely proportionate to the number of illegal aliens that live in a given area. I was in a Kohl's in Clermont, Florida one time - the store was a sloppy mess. Nothing neatly stacked on the shelves and racks, cloths on the floor, shirts thrown on top of the hangar racks instead of neatly hung. I noticed also that a proportionately large number of customers around me were NOT speaking English.

47 posted on 06/07/2010 1:39:55 PM PDT by meyer (Big government is the enemy of freedom.)
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To: meyer
It seems to me that the cleanliness of stores is inversely proportionate to the number of illegal aliens that live in a given area.

Go past the back of a Goodwill store on a weekend. It looks like a zombie movie.

50 posted on 06/07/2010 1:45:32 PM PDT by Stentor
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To: meyer
It seems to me that the cleanliness of stores is inversely proportionate to the number of

try my little tip on the cleanliness of your Wal-Mart, or for that matter, any store, resturant, etc.....the number of black spots out on the "sidewalk", or apron leading into a store. that is the number of old chewing gum that has been thrown, leaving it at the front door to whatever business you may be entering....more the black spots, the dirtier the store will be....the more the black spots, I can tell you what part of town I am in, and for the most part, the demographics of the clientele....simple..

76 posted on 06/08/2010 2:41:15 AM PDT by OBXWanderer
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