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I've never heard of not being able to take your cart into the beauty section. I wonder if some karen told them off, or if it was an actual employee.
I think it was a Karen
Some walmarts have separate beauty sections with its own check out register where you pay for your beauty items before leaving. Probably due to higher theft in that section. My walmart just started doing that. I don't like it at all.
One of our local Walmarts had the separate section 20 years ago but, they eliminated it long ago.
I think he was kidding, afraid she'd fill it up with expensive products, haha.
I agree, I've never heard of not being allowed to take a cart anywhere in a store that provides them. Def some anal Karen action there.
The only place most Walmarts wont let you take your cart is into the bathrooms. Assuming that wasnt just a Karen, that rule probably exists because this particular store has a theft problem.
They are in Orlando Florida the home of walt Disney world. That is why Walmart has so many different Disney things. That is not typical
No one seems to know why Pop Tarts are called Pop? They are to be warmed in a toaster. When done, they pop from the toaster.
@@annfrost3323 the reasoning for the name POP TARTS is, firstly the cake is considered a "tart pie" secondly the POP comes from when you put them in your toaster they POP up, thus POP TARTS...
@@thomashernandez7596 exactly what I said. What's wrong with you?
@annfrosr3323 you’re talking to an AI
@@thomashernandez7596 we don't need the mansplaining.
I've never in my life heard of any store not allowing the cart (trolley) down certain aisles. I would have told them to, "Sod Off."
It wasn't a certain aisle, it was an entire section. Beauty sections in some walmarts are closed off from the rest of the store with its own check out register. Most have signs that say "no carts." I think it's to deter theft. Not all walmarts are like that.
I live Maryland, and they started doing it here in the cosmetic dept. It is to deter people from shoplifting, they have a big problem with groups of girls going in and dustracting the employees from seeing them. Kohls has been doing it also. I believe both stores also do not allow carts on or packages and n the dressing rooms either. And if you have a large pocket book with you, they have the right to search them when you come out of the rooms to insure you haven't taken anything too. Sorry for long winded explainastion
Maybe your too good looking to notice😂
@@maryjoevans6103 note they actually do not have the right to search you that is illegal they might ask but make no mistake it is illegal
Ridiculous!! That’s not a true statement. You can take you cart everywhere except in the bathroom.
I have never been to a Walmart where you could not bring your cart into the makeup aisle. They're probably at the Walmart in Orlando. I live in Orlando area and that particular Walmart that they are at has a lot of touristy Disney items. Regular Walmarts don't have all this Disney stuff
Many of the European reviews of Walmart happen in Orlando when they travel to visit Disney World and other theme parks. This is why you see so much Disney product in the store.
Exactly. And belly boards too.. Florida might be a fun place to live
Kool-Aid isn't juice. It's a powdered drink mix made by Kraft Heinz that you add to cold water. It was first sold in 1927.
Except Koolaid now comes already bottled and ready to drink. The most earliest and most famous Koolaid required you to also mix a cup or two of sugar into the water and powder.
@@pacmanc8103 it only comes in tiny bottles, the original mix is still the most popular.
@@lavenderoh Right. Always has been.
If made according to the directions, it's like flavored sugar water. But when I was a kid we used to just open the packets and lick the powder.
@@BTinSFAlso,comes in tin-(foiled aluminium)can...
As an American who goes to Walmart all the time, I’ve NEVER heard of not being able to take your shopping cart into the beauty section or any section for that matter.
4:43
there is a section called "Seasonal" where they stock items for whatever the current season is... for instance. for Summer, you will likely find blankets, beach toys, and swimming/pool equipment... this is what's happening here....
Eggo Waffles is a famous brand in the US and the jingle is "L'eggo my Eggo"
I take my cart into the beauty section everytime. Never had anyone tell me not to. The beauty products are pretty expensive.
Yeah, that was really odd. Had I been standing nearby, I'd have told off whoever told them off. How ridiculous.
@@Charlee1776 Agreed, but I am surprised they let her take her backpack in.
yeah that confused me
@@georgemetz7277 I often take a cooler everywhere I go due to the necessity to have a specific medication with me at all times. I would be more surprised if she were denied being able to bring it in since anyone so much as questioning me about my cooler would be violating HIPPA.
@@georgemetz7277 My reply didn't go through for some reason so I'm reposting. Sorry if you this hits 2x...
I would be more surprised if anyone were not allowed to take a bag in. I often take a small cooler everywhere I go due to the necessity to carry a specific medication with me at all times. If someone were to try to deny me bringing that in or even questioned my need of it, wouldn't they be violating HIPAA?
I've never once in my life heard of a store having a policy against taking a cart down any isle. Odds are the person who told them off didn't even work there and was just being a Karen for no other reason than needing to feel some kind of power over someone.
In the separate make up section the aisles are narrow and get crowded so easily. Some stores may have this cart policy.
It's Florida. That explains that.
So funny to me that all foreigners just want to go to Walmart as soon as they get to the states 😂
seriously! It's probably one of the WORST stores that we have here!
Exactly. Walmart is everything that's crap about America. Cheap lowest common denominator Chinese junk.
It’s quite hilarious and baffling to me. I don’t know what started this trend but I’m living for the absurdity.
The WORST place to go! As an American, I haven't been to my city's Walmart superstore in over 15 years. It's a freakshow, their products are crap, and the prices are not the lowest in town. I prefer regional stores that cater to what their customer base wants.
@@user-id6tw3of1x for us in the US we don't get it. But over there they don't have something like this and specially the variety of everything that we have here in the US. I'm half Spanish, half American so I go back and forth between the 2 continents. Carrefour, leclerc, sabeco, auchan are the biggest stores there but they're a fraction of a walmart supercenter or Costco in the states.
They are at a Walmart near Disney, thats why there is so much Disney stuff available to purchase. Each store is slightly different.
Each store is VERY different? There are things that I could buy in Kansas, that I can't find in Nebraska.
If you ever try Toaster Strudels youll never eat a Pop Tart again. 😂 They're the "adult" Pop Tarts
Definitely the superior product
I haven't had a toaster strudel in ages. Now I want some. 😂
In my Walmart in east central Kansas, anyone can take a shopping cart into the cosmetic section that happens to be walled off.. A clerk stands or sits at the only entrance/exit and checks what you buy. When I buy shaving cream or lotion for my face, the clerk will not put them in a transparent lock box. Most other items in the cosmetic section can be expensive; therefore, those items will be locked in the box and a customer will take that box to the front register where the clerk unlocks the box and scans the items. I will add the aisles in the cosmetic section seem narrower than the other aisles; therefore, some people park their carts near the entrance.
Eggo waffles are frozen and you just put them in the toaster and eat them on the go! They taste great with grape jelly on them
18:35
they are visiting Disney World, so you'll see a lot of disney products and items in the nearby stores.. they cater to the tourists and sell items cheaper than in the park itself...
At least this time the visitors made it out of the grocery section. That's only about 20% of the store.
7:20 They're in the candle section and WM sells little scented wax chunks that you can put in a hot tin and it will smell like a scented candle but last longer. They're nice.
Kool Aid is a kids drink that vaguely tastes like fruit juice but it's really a bunch of sugar. Adults rarely drink it.
The red milk (whole milk) tastes better. Unless you're an old lady living alone you get the gallon jug.
There are many sections in WM. There's grocery, auto, electronics, shoes, clothing, jewelry, outdoor stuff, pharmacy, etc. Within the grocery section there are many subsections like bakery, produce, deli, frozen foods, flour type ingredients, canned veg, cereal, soft drinks, snacks, meats, etc. It goes on and on.
A sugar cookie is typically just a cookie with nothing else. No raisins, chocolate chips, or anything else. The option they bought had cake frosting on top.
Eggo is a waffle. If you ever see the show Stranger Things, 11 likes to eat Eggos.
Gold fish is a tiny cracker shaped like a fish, with a cheese taste.
It's a bad idea to take a bag of chocolate into Disney World on a hot day. That whole bag will melt into goo.
The WM dollar bread falls apart if you try to apply a spread like butter, jelly, peanut butter, etc.
You guys are cracking me up. I love it. There is alot of theft in the beauty sections of our stores. I've never been stopped from talking my cat in that area tho.
Don't think you can take your cat in Walmart.
@@alisonflaxman1566 'People of Walmart' be taking in their pet ferrets, snakes, etc so I personally have no issue with a cat🤷♀️😂
9:38
name brand cereal is in boxes... the ones in bags are the knock-off brands that copy the name brand ones but are much cheaper and come in much larger sizes... you get much more for you money and the taste is similar to the name brand... in the walmart next to my house. there are about 35 different bag cereals...
a trick we used when our kids were growing up, we would buy the box one first... then when they got low, we would buy the bag version and refill the box... they never knew the difference and it was much cheaper...
She could have purchased beauty or feminine products that she didn’t share on camera. The $137 dollars would also include tax on all of taxable items Some foods are not taxed and it varies what is taxed from state to state
“Looking at this cart, this is going really well- and healthy actually.”😂 11:37
I thought that was funny too! Not a vegetable in sight.
The Disney pins are a lot cheaper than they would be in the Disney parks. So 5 dollars isn't too bad. They might be closer to 10 dollars each in the parks.
That had to be a karen or disgruntled employee… you are allowed to take your cart anywhere in the store except in the restrooms for obvious reasons
There is 4% fat (whole milk), 2% milk (reduced fat), 1% (part skim) and 0% fat (skim)
Correction: 1% is Low fat milk.
There is a lot of Disney stuff because they’re in Orlando, near Disney World. It’s for tourists. You wouldn’t find it in others places.
We can't take carts in the beauty section at Walmart & items there have to be purchased before you leave that section. It's for security. So, it depends on which Walmart you're at.
Wow, I've never encountered that. Probably a good policy for theft deterrent.
I think he was being sarcastic about not being allowed to take a shopping cart down the cosmetic aisle because his girlfriend/wife would fill it up.
I think non Americans don’t realize how big our population is. Larger population means you need a larger supply. Sometimes I wonder if Walmart is giving stuff away by the looks of the parking lot.
Eggo are frozen waffles. You just put them in a toaster. When they pop up you butter them and pour syrup on them.
17:45
Kool-aid is a flavoring that you put into water with some sugar to make a sugary drink for kids (usually, but the grownup that grew up drinking it as kids now drink it too, which is to say nearly anyone under 50 at this point) they have it in various forms. just the flavoring in powder form, the powder and sugar mixed, and the fully made drink version..
Id guarantee the moisturizers and stuff were the bulk of the cost. That stuffs usually not cheap
They are in an Orlando Florida WalMart, hence all the Disney stuff and rows and rows of swimming supplies. The US is huge, with unique regional differences. WalMart and all other national chains carry regional supplies. You won’t find rows of swimming goggles here in Chicago, but come Winter, you will find rows of snow shovels.
The bag of chocolate is $13. Milk is 2.39,.cereal is 4.26 kool-aid is 2.00 the soda is 5.79, water is 3.50 they bought health and beauty not familiar with items she bought. Bread is .89 bowls 1.25 each. Disney pins 4.97 each. Creamer is 3.25 candle melts 2.25 beauty items about 25.00
EGGO are ready to eat waffles. You just put them in the toaster and heat them up to your liking and eat with butter and syrup
Those little 5 dollar disney pins at walmart will cost you 25 dollars at the actual disney location
They got milk, cereal and bowls but no spoons? 😁
Lol
Don’t need spoons, they are overrated anyway 🙄
Jk😂
@@jayyoutube8790 😂😂🤣
12:25 yes indeed Eggo is a famous brand! In fact, it was actually created in San Jose, California, USA, where I live. The largest city in "Silicon Valley". 🙂 (although eggos are not associated with tech lol). I actually applied to work at that plant at one point, but it turned out that I wasn't going to be available for the schedule they wanted. 🙂
What I find so fascinating and funny at the same time is.....When did going to a Walmart become a "must do" travel destination for Europeans ?
One thing they don't say is that this store is in a fancy tourist area. When you go to old stores or ones in small towns you'll find a lot of them are dumps.
Don't judge the "grandness" of wally world by ones like this as it's not the norm.
Red cap for milk, definitely. Blue cap milk is almost flavorless and very watery.
Scented candles and wax cubes have been designed to smell like food for a long time. Back in the 1980s, I was a teenager who was often buying candles that smelled like apple cinnamon, black cherry, apricot, peach cobbler, and chocolate chip cookies. Now I have get a much larger variety, and my sister-in-law and niece love buying them, too. One particular company called Bath and Bodyworks, is where we get a lot of candles. They have some that smell like red velvet cake, coffee and whiskey (I haven't tried that one) cherry blossom pound cake, strawberry pound cake, pecan waffles, strawberry cheesecake, dragon fruit tea, peaches and cream, and many more.
While she was looking at the hair care products, I noticed it was for people of color with quite coily, curly or kinky hair. I don't know if she's going to be happy with the results of the "Carol's Daughter" condition with her hair type.
These products tend to have a good bit of weight to them and some can be pretty oily in order to coat our hair better because it's often so thick and dense. My hair is somewhat loosely curled, and though I'm multi-racial/black, my hair can't handle a heavy conditioner, leave-in or rinse out.
I've seen UA-cam videos of women with hair similar to hers, and even after rinsing out the conditioner, their hair was flat, oily and weighed down.
Maybe she does use and like this type of product. I don't know.
Prices. It depends on the brand you buy. The brand of conditioner that she bought can has products that range from $5.00 to $25.00, plus the better brands of scented wax cost more, just like everything else of certain brands. She paid a dollar or so for Walmart brand bread, but if she had bought a more upscale brand, she could have paid up to $4.00 for the same or smaller size.
She could have gotten Suave or V0-5 conditioner for around $1.50 to $2.00 in Walmart, and for $1.25 at Dollar Tree.
Location plays a big part in prices, too.
O live in Alabama and our prices for food are probably three times lower than prices in California, New York, Florida, Colorado, etc.
I really wish some tourists would show shopping at some other stores besides Walmart. I don't understand the fascination other countries seem to have with them. They aren't even the first/best/only store of the type. We've always had "department stores" here from Sears to KMart (a good one from yesteryear to compare to the Walmarts of today).
The fascination is the size and all the different food flavors and choices.
Agree. Wal-Mart is trashy and cheap (quality and clientele) IMO.
@@KatLady69
Well aren’t you precious. Like most of the people in this country (USA) every penny counts and shop where you get the best prices for your money.
Every thing is more expensive in tourist areas
Just letting you know, that specifically those frosted sugar cookies that always come from the walmart are the BOMB. Seriously, one of the best cookies.
You always see Disney stuff like that near Disney parks. We don't see as much of Disney where I'm at. I loved Trix as a kid. Kool-Aid is flavored water full of sugar.
The other thing I've noticed about Walmart stores having traveled to several states with my youth group and I've lived in 4 different states now. Most times the Walmart stores in will have college or university merchandise type things throughout the store that is particularly celebrated in that area. For instance, I grew up in Bastrop, Louisiana and our Walmart carries a lot of LSU items or even the closest college ULM items. And I do agree that the only reason they may not be allowed to have the trolley/ cart in the beauty section is bc of theft. Other chain stores that have massive theft issues are going to have their items locked up behind see through doors.
When it comes to USA milk the caps mean how mutch of the natural fat is in it. Red is whole milk meaning it isn't watered-down, blue is 2% milk, yellow is 1% milk, and pink is skim milk. If you wanted to count chocolate milk it is normally purple cap. Then we got milk Substitute like oat soy and so on. There is just a lot a milk categories.
The colors on the milk containers are not the same for different brands, or dairies. It is not a standardized system.
4:23
walmart will sell any brand that is popular and disney is constantly a popular brand... but you might see even more of it near Disney World or Disney Land as those walmarts cater to the tourists....
In Texas, red is whole milk (4%), blue is half-fat milk (2%), and yellow is skim milk (0%). Green, then, is buttermilk. I prefer blue.
She said $137. They bought name brand foods. Yes, much more expensive.
They are in a tourist destination so things are more expensive there. Each Walmart caters to the population they are serving. Example, I lived most of my life in Louisiana. There I bought Cajun foods and seasonings for crawfish boils etc. Now I live in Texas and my Walmart sells horse bridles in the sporting/outdoor section. And different areas have different rules. California makes you pay for bags, “environmentalist”, but I never paid for bags in my states. Different foods, sports items, cooking, homewares garden centers, all to the area the store is in. Hope that helps you. Also different prices according to the areas as well.
I was surprised at the $137 too. They are in a tourist town, so the prices will be higher for that reason. She did have a few high price items, like the 2 beauty products, the Disney pins, the coffee creamer, and the sunglasses. Just those items were probably around $35, so that would bring it down where u expected it to be.
14:38 Entenmann's donuts are fantastic. Their best seller is probably chocolate frosted. My favorite is a "crumb" donut, so kind of like strudel balls? The crumb comes in "regular" (coffee cake/cinnamon) and chocolate fudge which is ooohh myyyyyy goodnesss!
I don't remember seeing that brand here in Texas. I know it's popular up north. Sounds tasty!
The best chain chocolate donuts ever! They make delicious boxed desserts.
Eggos drowning in butter and maple syrup, omg.
Some sections (like the goggles and the Disney merchandise) are based on location. Almost all stores will have some swim goggles, but unless they are near a major beach/pool area, the selection will be much smaller. Disney merchandise is because they are near Walt Disney world. There is always some Disney merchandise, but much less away from the theme parks. Stores in other areas may have a lot of merchandise associated with their regional activities.
Store sizes vary, too. The store they are showing is a larger store, though even the smaller stores are probably still large compared to what most non-Americans are used to.
The total was higher because they bought sunglasses and some skin/hair products that are a bit more expensive, plus just the two pins were $10.
I shop at Walmart all the time. I also use their pharmacy. My store is rather small but the larger stores also have a gas station and a limited car repair area.
Watching your reactions makes me look at what we take for granted. It really is refreshing. Keep it up.
Trix is fruit flavor corn puffs, they've been here since I was a kid in the 1950s. Cocoa Puffs are the same cereal, with chocolate flavor. Subscribed because of your personality!
They were comparing the pin price to inside Disney World, probably double or triple.
I always take my cart into the beuty section of Walmart. That isn't typical of every Walmart store.
some Walmarts have different rules for the beauty section due to theft issues specially if they have it sectioned off....I love that they're showing you the parts that most other videos of Walmart don't....yes we grew up drinking kool-aid....those bags were off brand cereals for bigger families or people that want....Entenmann's is a good donuts brand....that's Captain Crunch cereal not chocolate....there's even more kinds of milk than red & blue....'Trix are for kids' lol used to eat that when I was a kid....considering it'd be like $20 to $50 at the actual park....$130 isn't bad for all that....the candle wax can be like $5 depending on the brand & flavor....Epcot is a park near Disney World so it makes sense that Walmart had all that Disney brand stuff
Since they are going to Epcot. They are in Florida, probably as close to Disney's Epcot as they can get. That is why there is more Disney than usual in Walmart. Interesting, is that Walmart has huge home centers, garden centers, automovtive areas including maintenance while you shop and Europeans see about 1/3 of what is actually offered. Maybe they are just too much on overload. P.S. I have never heard of no shopping carts in cosmetics. Anything is possible at this time, but I will bet a lot of money that they were not told off. They may have been cited a policy in a certain location but an employee being rude to a customer is grounds for being fired.
Red on one side, blue on the other. You know America better than many Americans do. Kudos to you, sir.
The excess of Disney and beach items you see in European visits Walmart type videos is because they are visiting Walmart's near Disney or beaches. you'll find swim sport and Disney merchandise in most Walmart's but not nearly as much as you do in these videos. Walmart's carry a lot of universal food & goods items through their stores but they are also community specific. if you live in the mountains, you'll find hiking and camping gear. if you live on the coast or in a lake community, there will be fishing and swimwear. If you live in the country, you'll find things rural people need and if you are in a city, you'll find things that cater to city needs.
That big bag of Reese’s candy was probably $11.98. Also the personal care items, lotion, hair products, would have been a higher price than say some of the food items. Trix is a popular brand of cereal.
I think he doesn’t want his wife to spend time there
Sugar cookies are just plain vanilla cookies that you can decorate. Lots of people make them at Christmas in Christmas holiday shapes and decorate them with frosting and sprinkles.
I always take my cart into the beauty section so that's definitely not true😂. Somebody lied to them because they probably wanted more space😂🤣😂
Disney pins are collectable. Apparently, there's a big community out there. The candle melts are cheap. About $5.
...in THAT store, they can't have their cart in the cosmetics section. It's the US remember more autonomy 😊. Probably due to shoplifting. Other stores may well allow it.
Good thing they picked low fat milk with all the junk food . Lol
We are use to seeing a large number of products and all of them don't temp me at all. I know what I want and I go straight to it. I don't buy cereals with sugar; that makes it simple. At my Walmart I can take my cart to any section. I'm in North Carolina. I don't know where they are. It may be a store with lots of shoplifting. We do have sections that are now behind glad door cabinets and you ask an employee to open it for you if you see something you want.
I’ve never had someone say you can’t bring your cart into the beauty section but if I had to guess, it’s possible that particular store has a policy due to high volume theft. But usually Walmarts “fix” for this is to literally put everything behind locked glass.
Whoever got on them for having the shopping cart in the beauty section was being a jerk! You most assuredly CAN take your cart to the beauty section, and any other section of the store! It must have been another customer who was angry that the cart was likely "taking up their precious space to look at makeup". Sad that this happened, but hey, stupid is as stupid does!
Calm down you are wrong. Some Walmarts don't allow it due to theft.
Here in the States we have different types of milk when it comes to the regular milk. You have your regular full of fat milk, then it goes to 2% milk, then to 1% milk, and finally Skim milk which is mostly water and milk mixed together. I used to work in the dairy section of a Food Lion grocery store on NC and even had a fellow co-worker tell me once she had just a tiny bit of skim milk left in a quart jug at home, she filled it with water, and her husband couldn't tell the difference.
The used to be 5% extra creamy, too. Regular is still 3.4%, I think.
Skim milk isn’t milk mixed with water. It is nonfat. No water. Skim milk is so thin because fat makes it more viscous, or thicker.
Their are several Wal-Marts out here in California where certain aisles are blocked from being able to bring in your cart, because crazy, drug addict, bums be stealing big time. Some aisles also have shelves that are locked up as to prevent theft and you need to ask an employee to open them up, if you want to buy something. The beauty, personal care and electronics sections are the three most common areas in a retail store where people go to steal. I worked at Walmart, Target and Best Buy back from 2004-2015. Theft is very common at those stores and thousands of dollars worth of stuff is stolen everyday. Bums and hoodlums love stealing from those stores! You will also see bums stealing food from the food section everyday! So, yes, blocking off aisles at Walmarts is common out here in California, since theft is a daily problem at most of them. Walmarts tend to be in the poor or working-class areas in California, btw. Target in the middle-class areas out here!
I'm in northern California. Our beauty area is walled off with a cashier that you have to check out at. The aisles are too small for carts. They recently started locking up tents, air mattresses, camping gear, heaters. Lucky us, Sacramento has the highest homeless in the US.
I recently counted the amount of " beauty " products on the shelves in our shower . I had two different shampoos and a bar of soap , total . My wife had 28 containers of shampoo, moisturizers , skin creams , cleansing creams , liquid soap , and only God knows what else .Walmart , thousands of items which nobody needs , but most people want .
Not all stores have rules about where you can and can't take your cart in the store (other than bathrooms, that's always off limits) but some stores have specific rules for just that location. There is one Walmart in my town that has all of the beauty and health section in locked cases to prevent theft, and there is another on the other end of town that doesn't let you bring your cart into the beauty section because you have to pay for your beauty items at a register there to avoid theft.
Also, Walmart in general does sell some Disney items (no partnership that I am aware of though) but the reason you see so many videos with a lot of Disney items is they are probably at a Walmart near Disneyland or Disneyworld
The bag cereal is the bargain brands, Eggo's are premade frozen waffles that you heat up in the toaster, the "chocolate thing" is some sort of Captain Crunch cereal bar, the cookies people either love them or hate them, they're like a soft shortbread with kind of light sugary frosting. Cinnamon Toast Crunch is the GOAT cereal and I will take no arguments.
I work at Walmart, and yes, screaming, crying kids are the normal. That's why we have smiley face stickers to calm them down. It works! I am a front-end cashier.
$137.00 yep thats sounds about right. I think you are gonna be completely shocked when you visit. That bag of chocolate was probably $12 to $15 alone.
The cosmetic/beauty section has narrow aisles and it's very compact (in some stores, not all), so it's easy for people to sneak items into their cart behind or under items that were already in the cart to where nobody would see them steal, especially if they're out of view from cameras. So, as to avoid that problem, Walmart no longer allows customers to roll their carts around those tight-knit areas.
They're probably in Orlando, because it's rare to see a massive amount of Disney products anywhere else.
In answer to your question about milk: we can choose between skim (fat free), 1%, 2% and whole. I usually get 2%, because otherwise, it's too watered down, and whole has more fat than I should consume.
Trix is a cereal. Too sugary for my preference.
$137 is reasonable for what all they bought.
Make sure you put your pop tarts in a toaster before eating them. It says too on the box...They're good just better toasted ...warmed not fully toasted
This Walmart must be in Orlando. You won't see that much Disney merchandise in other Walmarts in other locations.
This Walmart is near Disney World.
The Walmart nearest to me has been like that for years (beauty products having to be purchased separately). I don't buy red or blue cap milk, I buy oatmilk. She wants to take a bag of chocolate to Disney...its going to be a melted mess in a quick second.
With the milk some people are lactose intolarent, which means the can no consume dairy products. That's the reason for the milk colors.
In general, you should not take your cart down a narrow isle. But there is no hard rule for that. The beauty section is probably narrow.
9:14 Red is 3.5% fat and Blue is 2% fat. Surprisingly you can taste a bit difference. I usually like the 0.5% fat milk.
20:00 It sounds like she is saying "100 and 77 dollars". She must mean $100 and 77 cents.
I think she said “$137” and he thought she said “$147”. Could be wrong, of course!😂
Those are made outside Walmart and cost $6. The recipe of home baked is a dough that needs to be rolled out and used with cookie cutters
all europeans forget there are families with more than 2 kids. so they buy the big bags and boxes of food. so theu don't have to go back
suggestion: if you ever move to the U.S. you're going to want to do 'taste test' videos on products from the store... I would advise to only get 5 different ones of a type of food (example: 5 different flavors of pop-tarts) and do a video on those only... this will give you plenty of content for a long time if you do only 1 a day, as you'll have a ton to go through from the store before you run out of material.... and if there are more than 5 different ones, you can make a second video on them later on with the ones you haven't gotten to yet...
Trix cereal... Even their commercial says it: "Trix are for kids", lol. We do have a bunch of different cereal brands/flavors in the States but most of them we grow out of as we age.
They're in Orlando, Florida, home of Walt Disney World. EPCOT is one of the parks in WDW.
And they’re going to take CHOCOLATE into the park? When she said that I thought “Good LUCK”! Because I believe that they’re in FL at Disney WORLD WITH ALL THE HUMIDITY & HEAT those Chocolate candies are NOT gonna make it!!!😂 Unless they’re lugging a cooler around with them the WHOLE time. Who wants to do that at 88*+ plus being STICKY. 🤨 ✌🏻
The bag cereal is not name brand but makes all the name brand cereal and you can get a bag with 4x as much as a box for about a dollar more and it tastes the same.
Andre, I hope one day you will make it to 🇺🇸
as I tell people that have never been to walmart before. plan to spend AT LEAST 3 hours your first time in order to see MOST of the store... there is so much it would take at least 4 hours to view everything just by quick glances....
for milk, some grocery stores have whole milk (all the fat) (red top), 2% milk (blue), 1% milk or skim milk (no fat) (green)...
You can take your cart anywhere except out the door without paying.
That amount does seem a bit high for what they bought..
And I always buy whole milk, the Red, but I only buy the Lactose free Walmart brand. It tastes better than regular milk and it lasts like twice as long in the refrigerator.
They are staying near Disney so the Walmart has some Disney licensed products. The $5 pins are probably $15-20 in the park, if not more. In DW, a bottle of water is $5. It's really expensive!