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Have you ever noticed that most stores under the same name – like a Target or a Wal-Mart – are pretty much all laid out the same. If you’ve been to one, you can pretty much find what you’re looking for in all of them?
Of course, there are also those stores that you visit and can’t find what you’re looking for no matter how many times you go there.
Which stores do you know how to navigate best, and which stores perplex you every time?


I rarely go to Wal-Mart now...
Back to page topI rarely go to Wal-Mart now that I live in the state of Target, but when I did frequent the Wal-Mart back in Indiana, I usually left frustrated and without everything I came for because things kept getting moved around. It seemed like, just when I knew where stuff was, they rearranged things before I came back the next time.
I do find Cub to be relatively similar in layout regardless of which one I visit.
And I don't care what the layout is at Byerly's because I love shopping there and discovering items that I probably can't find anywhere else in the area. It's like going on a really fun scavenger hunt (although I do know where some of my favorite things are). Plus, there's this really cute gentleman that does samples on Saturdays at the store in St. Louis Park. He always wears a silly hat (a Dr. Seuss hat or something in keeping with whatever holiday might be near) and pretty much forces people to sample whatever he's cutting up or spreading on a cracker. I almost always buy whatever he's hawking -- one day it was a spread made from a chunk of blue cheese, a tub of mascarpone and some quince ($7 for a small jar) ... delish!