KY | WCOH - 10/8/2024 04:58 Is it really walmarts fault society has become what it is? Our local community of 4000 people have an annual festival which draws in almost 60-80000 people in over a weekend. It is a very well run event but the crowd was becoming somewhat less desirable for the event. Drug activity was showing up along with other undesirable activities. Prices were raised and the content of the crowd changed over the course of about 3 years.
Same here for a local festival, just not something a lot of folks who were staples at for decades want to go to any longer. Part of it is the times have changed, and to continue something you have to offer more for younger generations in order to keep it alive, but often it's what is offered for the younger crowd that draws in the less desirable activities with it.
You make another valid point, but it's a shame that you almost feel like you have to shop at a more expensive place just to avoid certain behaviors that many people exhibit. |
Yet another "walmart people" post below got me thinking...
