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You can walk into a Walmart and leave with milk, bread, eggs, a TV, a canoe, and a rifle. 😄
Don't forget leggings, roller skates, laundry detergent and motor oil! 😂
and a barbeque, glitter and a bike helmet
And a spare tire.
And a big bottle of Tylenol!
And a whole new aquarium. With the fish too.
Walmart is massive but when you've been there over 1,000 times it becomes small lol.
There are 16 frozen corn dogs in the $10 box. That's 0.63 per corn dog. There's a 22 pack for $12.84. That's 0.58 ea. The bigger the box, the better value it is, pretty much for everything. That's one reason we buy massive.
Yeah, I get those all the time and they're pretty good. It's better than paying $2.79 for the same size corn dog at Sonic's drive-thru.
I usually buy the bigger box, I see that small box at $10 doesn't seem a great price, but still there are 16 in there?
@@TheBaldr Sam's club had a 30-pack for $9.99 several years ago.
And of course brand name will be significantly costlier
@@janetsanford6923 the State Fair corn dogs are the name brand. Great Value is not great, but okay. Bar S corn dogs are pretty freaking nasty. I like the Jimmy Dean breakfast sausage corn dog with the pancake batter.
The Rice Krispies treats were originally home-made back in the 1950s - 60s using Rice Krispies and melted marshmallows. Later recipes used marshmallow fluff. Finally everyone got lazy and they came out with a ready-made version, which you're seeing here.
let's see Britain shopping tours by you.
We are very interested in 👀ing how bad the selection sucks over there.
Yes!
@@coletrickle-km7clIt doesn't suck, but it is very different in small ways.
I'd like to see that.
@@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171I know one thing you don't have. Instant iced tea. LoL
18:53 welcome to america folks. the one item you went to the store for.. is empty. thats the walmart experience. glad they got to feel it lmaoo
I used to spend 150 for a weeks worth of food. Now, i spend 250 a week for a family of 4 inflation is killing us.
It's called Bidenomics for a reason. People get what they voted for, and people were warned this was going to happen by you-know-who. We're seeing the truth before our eyes.
Facts unfortunately it's not just the US I have family in Europe and the wars going on are making inflation everywhere not just us..cuz its not anything we're doing to start this but a war brings it to us all unfortunately
Omg yes! We're spending 300 a week and there's still hardly anything to eat, when for 200 we were eating well. Fast food is RIDICULOUS and I haven't seen a steak since 2020
You're buying trash.
something tells me that you haven't changed what you're buying though. If it really is killing you, you'd be making adjustments. That's how you affect change in capitalism. You don't just keep paying higher prices and bitch about it, you change what you buy. There are $150 foods out there that will feed families of 4 for a week. It's not inflation so much as it is that companies realized that everyone would keep paying higher prices during the pandemic and never lowered them because haven't forced them to.
They mentioned Texas a couple of times, and point out their Texas flag in the store. In Texas there are only a handful of places that make you pay for your plastic bags. Also, they mention target a few times, which is another huge store that is similar to Walmart. Walmart is the less expensive of the two in general, but not always. You can think of it like this, if they were restaurants, Walmart would be a drive-through fast food place, and target is a slightly higher quality place that you actually have to sit down and dine in, but like it wouldn’t have tablecloths or waiters.
Some Walmarts have banks,eye doctors,pizza hut restaurants,hair salon and auto repair shops.
I still think it's hilarious when people say they are having an "American Party". 😂😂😂
It's a myth that Walmart always has the lowest prices.
No. That's Erehwon.
Note the sarcasm.
They used to try, but couldn't keep it up. They changed their motto to "always a LOW price" but not "lowest"...
They definitely had to change their slogan and remove the guarantee because once upon a time of you could show them a lower price advertised ANYWHERE they had to price match. That had to have been hard to keep up with
Walmart doesn’t have to have the lowest prices anymore. They ran out all the mom and pop stores years ago so now they can charge whatever they want.
Walmart is higher than the grocery stores and their products are garbage for the most part. There is a super Walmart 5 mins from my home and I rarely go there. They do not have the lowest prices and they all vary in prices at each location even though they have several in one city. It's ridiculous and I hate going into them.
22:01
the 'buffalo' flavor is the original hot sauce on chicken wings... it's a tangy (vinegar based) cayenne pepper sauce. I enjoy it on any fried chicken product. (nuggets, strips, wings, paddies, ect...)
Yes, Walmart has furniture, car parts and tires, tools, house paints, plumbing, sewing, and so much more.
Some have limited types of furniture and some have more variety. The Walmart by my house only has a small selection, but the one by the highway is huge and has a ton to pick from.
They started out with those. It’s the groceries that are new.
They even have a Burger King
Some have a burger King other locations have MCDONALDS.
Others have subway. Some locations don't have a fast food store at all. Some have a bank in there. Alot of them have a eyeglasses store. They all have a pharmacy. These food/ bank /eyeglasses are located at the front of the store next the rows of check out area.
@@coletrickle-km7cl You forgot the Asian nail salons. lol
I am cracking up at this lady in the hat just stalking them around the store 🤣OH I just realized it was the Mom! LOL
Me too, I was wondering if it was just some crazy lady following them. It was only when she said something about asking his mom a question that I realized the lady in the hat was actually with them!! 🤣😂🤣😂
@@dannab3660 HAHA!🤣😂 Glad I'm not the only one!
The pretzels at the beginning were different kinds not just different colors. Original and everything pretzels.
No one cares, I know, but I had to say it.
The everything are delicious
Pretzel thins actually. Flatter and crispier than regular pretzels. Made to be more like chips
for dips. They’ve done the same with pita and bagel slices.
I love the sesame seed but I haven’t been able to find them for awhile.
@@JJ-vt7shI can't seem to find anything sesame seed. Idk what's again
My favorite is the Garlic Parmesan
Here’s a newsflash any Walmart that has a lot of groceries and it’s huge is a supercenter
When I was in high school we had an exchange student from Finland who wore her worst clothes to the USA. She bought three suitcases when she got here and when she went home she had entire new wardrobe. She filled two of the suitcases with various Levi jeans in various sizes and when she got home she sold all of the jeans to her classmates. You might say she was loved by everyone.
The Costa Rican exchange student that my parents hosted in the mid-1980s came back to visit 10 years later for their class reunion. By then he was married with a couple of small children (who all stayed at home in CR). He bought at least one new suitcase to take home all of the new stuff he bought for his family (mostly clothing for them all and toys for the kids, IIRC).
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Walmart super stores have everything. Car maintenance, pharmacy, beauty shops, fast food, groceries, clothing, household that includes furniture, decor, cleaning supplies,etc. you name it, its there. 😊
Guns are not carried in every Walmart. Only certain locations.
Ammunition is limited as well.
Milli has been obsessed with cupcake goldfish since someone sent them. People have been sending her boxes full of cupcake goldfish every since. However those ones are only seasonal/limited addition items.
I love the Beesleys. They seem like genuinely good folk.
I hope they have a wonderful time here.
It’s pretty typical to do BIG shopping once a months…or so. That’s gonna be several meats, cheeses, huge amounts of veg, staple items, cleaning stuff.
Weekly…we pick up perishables. Milk, eggs, bread….
And no we don’t fry everything. And every store carries lots of fruit and veg!
This is UA-cam now. It's British reacters reacting to British reacters. Soon The Beesleys will be reacting to Lewis' first time eating Texas Barbeque. Mark my words.
Then Lost In the Pond will mention them then Lav Luka will react to it.
@@YetiUprising Laurence has already mentioned Thurston in a video..
The problem is that there's probably thousands of videos of first trip to Walmart first trip to Bass Pro shop, first trip to whatever and then when you have an active reactors Channel at some point you've now seen five or six people's first time going to Walmart and every one of them is basically the same. Oh my gosh you have so much cereal! Wow so many potato chips! Oh my God so many Oreo options.
We need some original stuff! I always give Lewis a thumbs up on his videos and stuff just because of loyalty to his channel but sometimes I do just let it play for the first 2 minutes so it gives them a watch credit and a thumbs up but I don't watch the video the whole time because they're so repetitious.
I am excited for that day
From your mouth to God's ear😂
15:46
that whole aisle is breakfast foods... one side is cereal (cold breakfast) and the other side is 'hot' breakfast foods (you have to heat it up or cook it)...
Those sugar cookies and muffins are Fresh Baked daily in the store which makes them a bit more pricey.
Just an fyi! We bake nothing anymore Lol. I work in the deli… they are “thawed” in an oven lol. Everything is completely cooked and can last over 10 years lol. NOTHING is actually cooked. Nothing is fresh. Those cookies could be 2 years old and just now being thawed lol. The sticker on the outside doesnt get added until heat up. NOTHING i repeat NOTHING is fresh. You should see videos of us stocking frozen stuff lol. They literally take pallets of frozen items to the floor… leave them out for 5 and 6 hours while working them… only to have them half way melt and drip everywhere… its why your ice cream is always covered in that weird ice lol. Walmart is literally making people sick daily and having such a large influence no one knows because people in most communities have no other choice.
@@Caxxen This is why HEB is the best store! Everything is FRESH! In front of you!
I definitely know about the stocking stuff. I used to love to do my grocery shopping at 2:30 in the morning when nobody was there and would see everything rolled out for the stocking and just water dripping everywhere. I get there when they were bringing stuff and made friends with a lot of the stockers and they would cut the boxes and let me just get what I wanted fresh. and now I can tell my friend that I was right I told her that the cookies and stuff in Walmart that they always taste like they’ve been frozen and she swears up and down there fresh baked every day I do remember when Walmart first came to the town that I lived in we were like wanna probably the last places to get a Walmart a glass window in the morning
@@tyreek.6815 yeah. Thats only in Texas though. I’m currently in Oklahoma.
When I went to visit a friend and her family that were living in Belgium for a few years, I packed 2 suitcases for the trip over. One large suitcase full of all the things they missed from America. Food, toiletries, household items…. I packed a smaller suitcase for my clothes and such On the way home I just put my smaller suitcase into the larger one so I only had I bag on the return flight. You could do the same in reverse when you come to America. Or just buy a second suitcase when you are here. Easy to buy at Walmart, Target or similar stores.
At the end, when they were talking about someone "packing their bags", they simply meant the cashier was loading the plastic bags with their purchases instead of them having to do it themselves.
You're right, I wonder if he figured that out yet...
I'm just glad they didn't have to do the Self Checkout thing. That would have really confused them... 😊
13:32
my local walmart has 26 (groceries only) aisles (including frozen) and that's not including the deli, veggie and fruit stands, and fridge sections on the walls that wrap around the grocery section OR the alcohol aisles (6 of those)
It's funny that the steriotype is red cups. Yeah there are a lot of red cups, but they litterally come in tons of colors.
Well there was a giant hit song called Red Solo Cup
They should check out party city, solo cups in every color
9:50
every grocery store will have fresh veggies and fruits... and some will even have pre-cut veggies and fruit... now that's not to say that some stores will have veggies and fruit that is starting to go bad or even rotting, they will have some stores like that, but overall most stores are good about dealing with that quickly... and even walmart will occasionally miss something BUT if you point it out to an employee (of any store), they will quickly get someone to come fix it... only the worst stores won't try and change it immediately...
We generally shop once a month, or couple of weeks. The large sizes of things are meant to be used over time.
I shop weekly for produce, but yeah. Most items don't need to be bought weekly. Also, those large ass tubs of stuff are either for folks to last a month or more, or for people with larger families to feed. :)
19:14
some products (usually food products) are seasonal.. meaning that a specific flavor will only be out at certain times of the year... OR it's a 'promotional' flavor, meaning that they only put it out for sale for a limited amount of time, then they don't bring it back... they are just testing to see how well it does and if it does well and there is demand for it to return, they may start making it full time..
it's goldfish that is cupcake flavored...
We Americans do deep fry, but not as much as you think anymore.
Too much of a pain in the ass and too messy. I have one of those big bottles of oil, but just because I like a big pantry living so far away from a grocery store, not because I go through a bottle a week.
We air fry or bake much more now!
Now that I think about it, I only ever eat deepfried food at a fair, or if it’s fried chicken from a restaurant.
I haven’t deep fried anything at home for more than 30 years. That’s what restaurants and food trucks and fairs are for.
Folks in the South still fry a lot. I know I live here lol.
pet toys and collars, cleaning supplies, stationery, bedding (sheets bed spreads) small appliances (vacuums, toasters, coffee pots)
LOL They were talking about the Cashier bagging up the items they bought. The only place that doesn't do that here is Aldi's. The exception being if you go through a Self Checkout, and then of course you bag your own items.
Walmart started off as a General Store. The Super Market side came about with the Super Centers. They just added on a section, and put a whole @$$ Super Market inside of an already massive General Store.
Walmart sells some furniture. Very cheap furniture. Just TV tables, sofas and baby cribs, outdoor patio tables and chairs in the summer.
It's Oreo instant pudding. Jello is the brand of pudding, as well as the gelatin.
He gets Jello and jelly mixed up LOL
Jelly, Jell-O, jam. It is confusing!! I like the Polaner slogan - spreadable fruit. Americans know it’s jam. The rest of the world gets it.
They call jello jelly. I’m not sure which side of the pond changed the meaning of jelly, but since we don’t have jellied eels I’m leaning to it being the US.
thank you for trying but i don't think it is possible for anyone to distinguish between Jell-O the brand and jelly the product
We call the wiggley stuff Jell-O even though it's the brand name.
Just like some areas in the States call a soda, Coke. Want a coke?
16:26
the 'bags of cereal' are the knock-off brands of name brand ones and are cheaper then the box versions... and usually come with more inside....
The Walmart super stores are 180,000 square feet. The size of 3 American football fields. THEY ARE HUGE!
The size of 2 or so soccer fields, for our European viewers.
It’s ~ 7400 sq. Meters = 80000 sq. Ft. Just a little larger than your soccer/football fields
21:01
you can get a variety of flavors of the pork skins... I like the bbq flavored ones.
Walmart actually started out as a discount department store. None of them around me had groceries until the late 80's. So, a Super Walmart will have car tires with services to change your oil and put said car tires on; other small parts for gas powered tools like batteries for your boat and lawn mower, spark plugs and air filters for those same things, etc.; small car decor and parts like pads to sit on, car wash supplies, motor oil and filters, etc.; Small tools that could be battery powered, electric, or hand held like hammers, circular saws, electric screwdrivers, etc.; house paint and spray paint and a color station where those can be colored; other goods to keep the household repaired like air filters for the AC units, wood and metal screws, sump pumps, toilet repair kits; and the like... these will vary by region as the desert doesn't need sump pumps and no one in the midwest has a swamp cooler; household items like bath towels, small kitchen appliances; ceiling fans and regular fans, bed sheets, pots and pans, trash cans; various containers to pack things away, etc.; cleaning supplies for just about everything... from cleaning your car and laundry to acid washing your tub and all the mops, sponges, and gloves you need to go with it; clothing for the whole family including intimates; a pharmacy and everything that you see in one of those from vitamins to toothpaste to tampons to knee wraps; furniture and other household decor; sewing supplies including fabrics and sewing machines; office and school supplies including printers and computers; televisions, gaming consoles, and stereos and all the little bits and bobs that go along with those; toys, games and bicycles; DVDs and ... believe it or not... CDs; pet food and products including flea sprays/collars and carrying cages for all kinds of pets like birds, cats, fish, and dogs(some in my area even have a small selection of horse supplies); and then... a whole grocery store. Up front of the store you will see everything from small banks to Subway to hair salons but almost all of them have a place to get prescription glasses with an optometrist.
In the old days, manufacturers only got roughly 15-20% of the retail price of a product - most of the cost went to the distribution networks - you had to hire a national distributor who in turn had regional distributors and the regional distributors had local distributors. Sam Walton, the founder of Walmart, decided to cut out the distributors and bought directly from the manufacturers. So that is three levels of profit-making that he cut out which allowed him to sell the same product at lower prices. He was so successful that started the rise of the chain stores who followed suit. Of course that put the distributors out of business but consumers benefitted from lower prices. Unfortunately that also made us a throw-away society and the only repair shops left are for big ticket items like cars.
Yes, furniture and many other things as well.
Fresh fruits and veggies are in abundance!
7:45
some people do daily shops, some do weekly, some do bi-weekly, some do monthly. and some items you stock up on for several months... so different sizes are good for all these people... my household does monthly with some items larger to last several months... (like 50lbs bag of rice)... I had a friend that would buy for 6 months at a time as he lived very far from any towns and didn't like driving the 60+ miles just to grocery shop. he had 5 deep freezers for all the meat and frozen stuff. (he'd buy a whole cow and have a butcher make all the cuts for different parts... he used 2 of the freezers just for that) Additionally, when you have several people and/or multiple children (of various ages, but teens eat the most), it helps to have larger sizes....
It is common in the South for grocery stores to have what are called “ bag boys” who bag your groceries and then take them to your car and put them into your car for you.
I live in the Florida panhandle and we don't have that here except for may be a few local grocery stores
2:21
whenever you have a product from a company and there are different colors to the packaging, that indicates there are different flavors or types of that product from that company... thus there were different flavors for the pretzels they were looking at... think of the different colors of bags of MnM's...
Honestly they showed half the store.
Its a Supercenter
So it would have a car service station in the back to buy tires , batteries Ect.
It would have a a homewhare section where you can buy everything from pots and pans to a couch or recliner
There is a camping/ outdoors section selling BBq grills ,tents, kayaks, guns, ect
Then there is the Pharmacy with pills first aid Ect.
Then there is the Eyeglass Dr, and maybe a hair salon as well.
Then there
is the body area soaps shampoo razers,ect
It also has a garden center that sells plants, lawnmowers, fertilizer ect
And some Walmarts will have a restaurant inside of Walmart .
Mine has a pizza place, but it had a McDonald's in it for 20 years before that.
Some have Subway the Sandwich shop.
Our local Walmarts have the food section with a deli, of course, a department store with clothing, furniture and housewares, a home repair section and hardware, an automotive and camping section and a garden center. Plus they have a pharmacy, an eye center and a hair and nails section.
Keep in mind that a lot of the stuff in Walmart is big boxes of stuff. So just like the cereal was huge, that box of corn dogs may have 20 or 30 corn dogs in it
More like 8 -10
Them freaking out about the size of the cereal box when they LITERALLY say "MEGA SIZE" across the top is so funny to me.
Yes but in Europe they generally don't have any mega size.
Wait till someone goes to Sam's club.
There gonna pass out.
@@mrwolfe0812 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I looked this up. Left some off that were kind of duplicates. (It makes sense to the Accounting Department.)
Walmart Departments List
01: Candy and Tobacco
02: HBA (Health and Beauty Aids)
03: Stationery
04: Household Paper Goods
05: Media and Gaming
06: Wireless, Wearables, Cameras, and Supplies
07: Toys
08: Pets and Supplies
09: Sporting Goods
10: Automotive
11: Hardware
12: Paint and Accessories
13: Household Chemicals
14: Kitchen and Dining
15: Health and Wellness
16: Lawn and Garden
17: Home Decor
18: Seasonal
19: Piece Goods, Fabrics, and Crafts
20: Bathroom and Shower
21: Books and Magazines
22: Bedding
23: Men's Wear
24: Boy's Wear
25: Shoes
26: Infants/Toddlers
27: Ladies Socks (includes socks, hosiery, bras and shapewear)
28: Nylon Hosiery
29: Intimate Apparel
30: Foundations
31: Handbags/Accessories
32: Jewelry
33: Girl's Wear
34: Ladies' Wear
35: Plus Size
36: Ladies Outerwear
37: Auto Service
38: Pharmacy-Rx
39: Roadshow/Consumer Service (I have no idea.)
40: OTC Pharmacy, Health, and Wellness
49: Optical-Frames
50: Optical-Lenses
56: Horticulture and Live Plants
57: Hearing Center
59: Cosmetics
65: Gasoline/Fuel Convenience Stores
67: Celebration and Cards
71: Furniture
72: Electronics
74: Closet, Storage & Organization
77: Large Appliances
79: Infant Consumable Hardlines
80: Service Deli
81: Commercial Bread
82: Impulse Merchandise
83: Seafood
85: 1-Hour Photo
86: Financial Services
90: Dairy Products
91: Frozen Food
92: Grocery Dry Goods
93: Meat
94: Fresh Produce
95: DSD Grocery and Snacks
96: Liquor/Adult Beverage
97: Wall Deli
98: Bakery
99: Office and Store Supplies
You forgot money orders at the courtesy counter.
I love how the candy and tobacco are together.. that's just crazy... why couldn't the candy be with snacks... lol
@@mbourqueThey come from the same supplier.
One of the largest departments in walmart is "impulse buys" 82. It represents all of those clips strips with random merchandise dangling in all the aisles and a lot of the stuff around the cash wraps. It includes things that really wont fit into any other department.
01 Candy and Tobacco is more a classification for the area around the service register that has the cigarettes and not the products.
Most of the candy is in other departments.
I did inventory work for a contractor of Walmart for over ten years
4:11
that looks like an Angel food cake snack with vanilla icing.... a fluffy white cake with white icings covering it.
I'd have to get a better shot or scour the walmart website to be sure...
Yes, you're trippin'. That's a box of corn dogs, so there's 16 individual corn dogs for $10. Buy your extra suitcase here, they sell them at Walmart, CHEAP.
I shop once a month. The best Ranch dressing is the Buttermilk Ranch (the original) Hidden Valley Ranch! Jello shots are AWESOME! The packet calls for 1 or 2 cups (depending on size of packet) hot water to dissolve the powder & 1 or 2 cups cold water, replace cold water with spirits. Vodka or Rum is the favorite here! Then, pour into shot glass sized cups (with lids) & chill in refrigerator 4 to 8 hours! Just keep them away from children!
In Texas we don't pay for plastic bags--I reuse them as trash can liners. Now, some places like Whole Foods in Austin may charge, but they cater to the Californians. And California DOES charge.
California sucks. They move to another State and try to change it to California. Why leave then?
They tried charging for bags in Dallas, and they almost had riots. Just kidding. But people were pissed off, and went to stores in the cities just outside Dallas and bought their groceries, instead. The city finally cancelled the program. On the other hand, when I visited my hometown in California, the Walmart there had to charge for bags, but they upgraded the bags to heavier plastic that you could then re-use.
K-mart used to be Walmart's biggest rival, now it's Target, but Target stores aren't as widespread as Walmart stores. When we had a K-Mart in Tupelo, Mississippi, we had two Walmart stores and then one of the Walmart stores upgraded to a Supercenter across the street from the mall where K-mart was. They also put in a Sam's store (similar to CostCo). Tupelo was the first town to have one of each Walmart store because we had a Walmart, a Supercenter, a Sam's, and a Bud's Retail Outlet. Bud's was Walmart's experiment to ride out the lease in stores that were moved or upgraded so they could sell returned goods that were still sellable and various deals. It didn't last long, but several other companies started doing the same thing across the country, kind of like when a Pizza Hut or McDonald's moves and then other businesses move in.
The Thanksgiving horror movie takes place in a vacated Walmart store to simulate the old school Black Friday riots. :)
When I lived in New Albany, I use to go to K mart as a kid. Loved that store. Good memories.
We buy deep fried food, but most of us aren’t deep frying food at home all the time. Much the same that I would not expect Brits to make homemade deep fried fish n chips every night for dinner😂
Now the air fryer is a trend.
@@traciemcdaniel3660 I bought an air fryer, then quickly found that I needed a bigger one. 5 quart one now, cooks great.
@@sterlinggecko3269 I want one, but have too many little appliances with nowhere to put them!
An large bottle of vegetable oil lasts my family about three months for frying. I fry something once or twice a week. The oil can be run through a paper coffee filter after it has cooled and returned to the bottle for continued use several times.
I have a separate bottle for use as an ingredient for baking and such... so there is always a bottle of clean oil and a bottle of not so clean oil in my kitcheb
Corn dogs, depends on how many in the box. Remember they sell big boxes.
Walmart sells 16 or 20 corn dogs per box
Some brands are more expensive than others as well.
I have these in my freezer, I am pretty sure i paid like 4.50 from Meijer they are meh
Yep, most Walmarts have a furniture section and a household goods section like small appliances and other kitchen stuff. And a second for bedroom stuff.
The cashiers at Wal Mart pack your bags as they ring up the items. If you want to choose self-checkout, you pack your own bags.
Honestly never have cashiers, maybe one working. There is an attendant if you have a question while ringing up your own items. I had so much stuff I had to buy for work the last time I was there for a big party we were having, so I went at night when I thought I would have a cashier to ring it all up. Nope! Had to ring every item myself! The first batch of items went on another card, only to discover they don't have wallet pay, so had to void off all of those items! It's a pain in the ass to go to that filthy store , and feels like they should pay you for all the work you had to do by the time you leave! But they're not going to pay the customers, they don't even pay their employees! They cut their hours so they don't have to pay for their health insurance also. Walmart just sucks!!
@@Ofthegirl09I agree. I checked out several items only to find they don't accept cash. I told the lady I'm keeping my thoughts to myself or else you'll call me a Karen!
My thoughts were, "you're making me do the work myself. I should be able to pay the way I want!"
7:53 my kids are older now, but when they were younger and I was home with them shopping for a family of 5 about 10 years ago, it was a weekly trip to the grocery store for perishable foods and about once a month and Costco for the bulk items and second freezer and pantry stocking about once a month.
Walmart does almost everything.
Lol, cereal comes in a variety of sizes. Depending on how big the family is or how often they eat cereal, you might buy a bigger or smaller box. Not everyone is buying mega boxes.
Lewis, they have a pharmacy, small Bank, fast food restaurant like subways or Burger King, they have a vision center to get prescription glasses, a garden center, HomeGoods, clothing, electronics, toys, hunting and guns, hair salon, bakery, pet section, grooming in toiletries, jewelry section, baby section and things for toddlers, and more that i can't think of right now.
Automotive center for oil changes and tires
@@jonstewart9792 yep, car batteries too
Ours has a Claire's in it too
More than I could remember!
It's in the sporting goods department, they sell hunting rifles, shotguns, bows, crossbows, BB guns, pellet guns, paintball guns, airsoft guns, arrows, quarrels (bolts) and ammo for the firearms.
Everyone films in Walmart. That's how we get the crazies of Walmart. You also have to remember that a muffin in the UK would be like the size of an oreo cookie here. Our stuff is much larger. The 10.00 corn dog box contains 16 corn dogs. We get groceries once a month, including milk. We usually have about 12 to 16 gallons of milk frozen and a few in the fridge. We live in the Mountains of Montana and it's about an hour drive (75 miles) to the nearest Walmart, Costco or Sam's club (Walmart owned version of Costco). We have 2 upright freezers filled with elk and deer meat (jerky, steaks, sausage, and hamburger), one filled with gallon milk jugs, bread and my frozen microwave breakfast meals. Another for frozen fruits and ice cream, another one with anything from frozen vegetables, fish fillets, french fries, tator tots, burritos and everything else. Then we have the normal side by side refrigerator freezer combo. We grow all our own vegetables and we have chickens for eggs. It's pretty normal for rural people to have 2 to 5 freezers and a side by side fridge freezer. I also have a small fridge in the center armrest of my coach in the living room for water, beer and pop. We also have the big pantry for all the canned goods, pasta, potato chips, potatoes, soda, juice, rice, beans and many other things. We could survive without going to town for food in an emergency for probably 6 months to a year. My brother who has his own house on the 40 acres next to me has about the same. When you move house in the UK are the cranes expensive. Lol. I actually have a friend who owns a house moving business and they actually move entire houses to new locations for people. Cupcake goldfish are a seasonal item only sold certain times of the year. They could easily buy a cheap suitcase, fill it with stuff and check another bag. Walmart in some states, sells guns. They still sell them in the 3 Walmarts nearest where I live in Montana. Whenever I buy guns or ammo, I go to Scheels All Sports, Cabellas, or Shiptons Big R. They have a bigger selection. We don't pack our own groceries at the store
Some things from this video I'd consider getting
3:55 Peanut butter cream pie
12:44 blueberry cheese cake muffins
14:20 Tony Chachere's
14:34 Hot fudge sundae pop tarts
16:30 Movie theater butter popcorn
18:09 Cheddar pretzels
18:50 Cheese it
19:38 Nutter Butter cookies
20:08 kit Kat
21:31 vanilla coke or Dr. Pepper
This is why it's difficult to determine a cost difference by comparison from videos unless it's up close. From a distance you can't tell the size, type, quantity, and sometimes the brand of items. Those factors will usually change the cost.
They are in a Walmart. They can buy a suitcase there and just check another bag on the flight. All things are possible.
You're best bet is to hit up a thrift shop to purchase a suitcase and use the saved money to pay for the extra baggage check
They could do close ups of the products instead of showing their faces so much
Don’t worry it wasn’t Oreo flavored Jello (jelly)… it was a pudding. Jello and pudding mixes are typically placed in the same area. 😂
Every time you go all gaga over snacks, I am reminded of the Christmas I became “best auntie ever.” There was about 15 children under 10yo in the family at the time, and they all had too many toys imo. For each child, I filled a grocery bag of their favorite snacks & candies and told them they didn’t have to share. 😅
I love being an aunt! ❤
Walmart stores used to be the size of a modern Dollar General. A little bit of everything. The only food items they sold were snacks like candy, chips, and drinks. Sometime in the 80's, they started selling and installing tires and doing oil changes and selling custom mixed paint in expanded stores. They also sold small pets like fish, birds, and rodents. In the late 80's, they experimented with Super Walmart stores in Texas, which were expanded Walmart stores, but with a full service grocery area, butcher shop, bakery, pharmacy, and "Store Within a Store" like hair salons and small volume print shops, eyeglass centers, and optometrists. Back in '92, my expanded Walmart store was chosen to upgrade to a Supercenter, the first Supercenter in Mississippi and the 13th Supercenter in the US. I think there were one or two Supercenters in Arkansas and Missouri. When a Walmart store is moved, often there's still a few month's lease left on the building, sometimes they use those stores as experimental stores so they can try out different merchanidising when they introduce new products and discontinue others, they figure out how to adjust the shelving units. They have some of the old stores in Bentonville, Arkansas (the home of Walmart) that they keep leased as experimental stores. The blueprint they come up with is another Walmart invention, the Planogram. When a store gets new merchandise, they have to take the shelves down and follow the planogram on setting them back up for the new merch. A lot of retailers use Planograms, using software they bought from Walmart.
They still had fish in the Supercenter we had at first, they had to get rid of the birds and rodents because of health regulations, because of the grocery department, but they still sell animal foods and accessories. When the Supercenter first opened, they introduced One Hour Photo where people could drop off their film and have their pictures developed. Back in the day, you would drop off your film, the store would send it to a processor somewhere, and your photos would come back a week or so later, with the processed negatives so you could get reprints. They got rid of One Hour Photo when digital cameras became common, now people can process their memory cards to get photos printed instantly and if they have a roll of film, it's gone back to the old days, where you put your film in a pouch, pay for developing, the store sends it off to a processor and a few days later, you get your photos in the mail. They've also got rid of onsite bakeries and meat processing. Most supercenters used to have a "donut factory" where you could watch machines cut out the donuts and deep fry them on a conveyor belt and then the people would box them up and put them out fresh in the morning. Now they're shipped to the store. They used to bake cakes to order and you would have them decorate them for you. Now the cakes are shipped to the store, but you can still get them decorated. The supercenter used to have all sorts of exotic (for the time) produce, now it's more mainstream and less experimental. The Asian and Mexican sections have gotten larger and larger and more and more Walmart brands have been introduced to supplement the name brands.
Supercenters are less common in the northeast because of the large retail footprint. They had plans on building a combined Supercenter and Sam's bulk store (similar to Costco) in New York, but the city shot them down. Since then, Walmart has built several Neighborhood Grocery stores, which are very similar to the old Walmart stores, but with a focus towards groceries, pharmacy, and a lot less general goods.
Their getting married in 2 months. That's going to be so much to watch!
Regarding the Oreo Jell-O, Jell-O is the brand name. It was actually Jell-O Oreo Cookies and Crème pudding mix. Jell-O also makes flavored (ie cherry, lemon) gelatin mix which we just call Jell-O.
Walmart does allow big brands to experiment with weird flavors to see if they sell. So you see Reese's Pieces coffee or something weird like that, it's not common at all.
Lewis, most people actually make their own Rice Krispy Treats. You just mix Rice Krispies with Marshmellow cream. You see those Jars of Marshmellow cream in some videos? That's what those are for...mostly... But all you do is pour Rice Krispies into a big bowl, pour in your marshmellow cream, mix it up real good, then put that mixture into a tray container. Level it all out, put it in the fridge to let it firm up, take it out, cut it all into squares and then eat it.
Buffalo sauce is made by melting butter and adding hot sauce to it, and mixing them together
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the jelly and puddings are shelved by each other. so the oreo was actually pudding and not jelly....
The furniture is usually your college dorm variety of particle board (shredded wood glued and pressed together) and plastic. Great for if you are on a budget, but not if you were trying to impress the in-laws.
Wal-Mart comes in various sizes. The kinds where you have a full grocery section will be a Supercenter. It will have a fast food counter inside, plus maybe a hair or nail salon, and usually a bank, optometrist, or tax preparer at the front of the store. Some may even sell gasoline at a Murphy's gas station out in the parking lot. There are some old Walmarts that aren't Supercenters. They are usually in small towns, and they don't have all of the things I've mentioned. These are just your basic Walmarts. They're fine for getting necessities, but they may have just a couple of rows for groceries and one freezer. They are probably 1/6 the size of a Supercenter.
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there are several flavors of ranch and several brand names of ranch....
I’m in North Carolina and we still have free plastic bags. Also they were referring to the cashier at Walmart putting their items into the plastic Walmart bags.
I'm in Oregon, my local Walmart doesn't have plastic bags at all you have to bring your own bags. Then at the local Safeway grocery store bags are 5 cents each.
At my Walmart they have food, clothes, toys, electronics, car and bike stuff, camping gear, guns, books, furniture, and a greenhouse plant place. Then like random stuff for literally anything. :D
I live 40 minutes away from the nearest grocery store. I do not do a weekly food shop. I go when I have to and I get everything I can. I have a huge fridge and two backup freezers at home.
I shop for perishables on a weekly basis like cheese, milk, eggs, bread. I buy meat on sale cuz I have a big standing freezer for that kind of stuff. For peanut butter, if I buy a big thing like the Peter Pan he held up I may not have to buy more peanut butter for 3 months. Super Walmarts will usually have basically everything you need.
You can get you car fixed while you are shopping. Get a new set of tires installed on your car while you pick out a new game.
It will have a pharmacy so you can get prescriptions filled. It will have Over-The-Counter medications, all your cosmetic needs like makeup, toothpaste, feminine hygiene, sunblock, all of that. It will have all the different foods, it'll have fresh foods, a lot of the stores have a deli so you can get deli meats cut as thick as you want. Bread and cookies baked on site. Walmart will have clothing, all your electronics, all your crafting things like sewing, notions, fabric, yarn, glue, tools. They even have a place where you can go and buy plants. All of your pet needs and they sell fish. Like little fish that you'd put in an aquarium.
Yo I'm a huge fan of your channel.As an American I really appreciate your open mind to our way of life.Our country gets a bad wrap until people actually come over here or need us to kick some ass lol.That being said watching you guys tour Walmart like it's Disney world is both hilarious and sad at the same time 😂
As an American, I agree.
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two thing are at work here... 1st, they were in CA first, so everywhere besides NY is going to be cheaper in prices... 2nd, the inflation we've been dealing with for the past 4 years have skyrocketed all prices to unbelievable amounts.. what you could have bought for $100 5 years ago will cost you @ $350 now...
I do MONTHLY food stops and then go back because I no doubt forgot something. Remember we have HUGE refrigerators and usually a second ice box in the garage/basement/pantry/whatever.
Some states you have to pay for bags, some don't do plastic at all. You usually pay just $0.10/bag.
Some Walmarts sell guns, it depends on the state and county.
There is usually a pro bagger who is paid to bag your grocery wares.
All of those cakes and cookies, etc., that were in the clear plastic containers were FRESHLY BAKED. That's why they were a little more expensive. Also, the frozen foods (corndogs, etc.) are MASSIVE boxes. There are probably 30 corndogs in that box!
11:46 some states you have to pay for bags. Some areas you will not find plastic bags, instead will sell fabric shopping bags for $1, then (if you remember) bring them next time you come shopping. 🛍️
I feel like most Americans do a weekly food shop as you put it, but some things will last longer. Depending on how many children are in your home, that peanut butter tub you were asking about last months or a few days
Families with kids usually the ones that shop at Walmart and Costco.
At one point, they raised catfish, shrimp, and other seafood in above ground pools set up in vacant Walmart stores and it's coming back.
When I was growing up, Walmarts were not all super stores. The Walmart closest to my house was not a superstore, which meant it didn’t have a grocery section. It only sold all the houseware, medicine, clothes, toys, bikes, toiletries, etc. that Walmart also sells, but it did not have groceries. Now, almost all, if not all Walmarts are superstores that also sell groceries. there are some “Walmart neighborhood markets” now too, which sell only groceries! There are sometimes when I go 3 weeks between grocery trips, lol.
We only have American parties on July 4th. The cups and most other things will be red white and blue😊
Walmart definitely sells suitcases.. 😂. They sell toilet seats, bedspreads, dishes, almost anything.
30-40 years ago, it was considered a posh grocery store if there was someone paid to pack your bags for you. That has long gone by the wayside and now either the cashier will bag your groceries (Walmart, Costco, almost any grocery store, etc) OR there will be a long table with rows of bags or cardboard boxes where the customer bags their own stuff while not in the way of other customers getting checked out (Aldi's).
Jello is a brand name and has both gelatin type desserts (the jiggly kind) and pudding (like a thick mousse). That oreo one was the pudding and it's good. My son adds whipped cream to it and makes an oreo pie. The 9 shelves he was counting was different teas. To me, Little Debbie's is a cheaper version of Hostess (the makers of Twinkies). It has an artificial taste to me but a lot of people like them. Walmart has a few furniture items. Futon, desk, tv stands with drawers, etc. It also sells towels, sheets, blankets, camping stuff, dog/cat/bird stuff, gardening plants, swimming pool supplies, pharmacy items, appliances for your kitchen, luggage, etc. I've been watching an english family go shopping in the UK and it does seem like your prices are better there, even for the same size items. So, the US is a little more expensive (except when you find roadside stands selling fruits/vegetables in a farming area). **and if you ask, Walmart in California quit selling guns years ago. They may still sell them in some states. They use to sell guns and ammo by the camping items. Oh and most Walmarts sell car items, oil, installs tires, changes oil (some do not but still sell the car items-oil, floor mats, cleaning items, etc)
The shelves they counted (in the aisle with the peanut butter, jelly, and honey, were the shelves of different kinds of tea.
No, we don't deep fry everything, but oil is used for a lot of things. Vegetable oil is still the most popular, but healthier oils are gaining popularity. It also has a longer shelf life. So, buying a bottle is no big deal. I wouldn't buy the jug though.
The Oreo pudding was what they were talking about. Not jello/jelly. The brand that makes Jello also makes pudding.
to answer your question yes, there are tons of different flavors of everything... lol
We tend to pack our kids lunches, so we get individually wrapped snacks to go in their lunch boxes. In my house, we will buy large packages, break them out into “snack size” zip bags and set up the kid’s snacks for the week so all we have to do is make the main meal the night before and assemble the box and put it in the fridge overnight. Their drinks are also in individual boxes so the whole thing is ready to grab the next morning to put in their backpacks.