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Walmart presents itself as the epitome of the corporate world's scornful view of the average working citizen. You walk into the store with an attitude of hopefully getting the lowest possible prices (a misconception in so many cases)... as you stroll through the aisles with confusion while gazing at the disorganized shelves, it becomes necessary to interrupt an "employee" whose family just smuggled in lunch as they all sit in the aisle with their fast food restaurant bags smelling up the atmosphere. Of course, your approach is construed as a threat, as the employee isn't there to work but instead congregate. She blows you off with a dirty look and "I don't know" and continues eating next to the gift wrap, where the group has made its "food table." Upon checking out, you are faced with a disgruntled cashier who is gazing at the latest text messages on her iPhone while you unload your cart onto the conveyor belt. You question a price of an item that contradicts the label on the shelf from which you picked it up (surprise, surprise) and you quickly realize that you have embarked on enemy territory. You are inclined to chalk it up to your picking the wrong cashier this time but she was the only one available as the 10 automatic checkout robots were "hosting" the majority of the other customers as they make efforts to save some money by sneaking a few items past the UPC detectors (quite successfully). You finally make it through the process, begin leaving, and say "thank you." Instead of a response, the cashier's head is tilted down as her eyes are fixed upon more important business on her iPhone while the next customer loads up. Texting her friends is evidently part of her job description. Although we will hardly be missed, we promise not to return for more punishment.

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