I don't see your reasoning here. If you're implying small businesses should be supported to avoid the corporate takeover of the Dollar General branch... Okay, but small business is still more expensive for similar quality products, and the employees of the small business are going to go to Walmart/Dollar General anyway. I pay more locally, so the local employees can pay cheap/corporate. This does not solve the problem of corporate takeover, as much as I wish it did.
@MrLandShark55_55 It's not about the small business buy directly from Walmart; its the employees of the small business buying from Walmart. I buy groceries at Walmart > Walmart pays its employees > employees buy groceries at Walmart I buy groceries local (at higher prices) > small business pays its employees > employees buy groceries at Walmart (for lower prices) If I buy local, at higher prices, that money ends up in Walmarts hands, anyway, because the small business owners and the small business employees aren't going to buy local, themselves.
For those who don't want to do too much reading, I'll keep this short and simple. Family Dollar/Dollar Tree (yes, they call themselves that) increased DT prices to $1.25 because they started paying more. Lowest paid warehouse job went from $14/hr to $18.75/hr + other incentive pays, and raises for everyone to match up with the minimum pay increase. Used to work for the ONLY warehouse they had that shipped to both Dollar Tree and Family Dollar (every other warehouse was one or the other)
Dude I work at a dollar tree, we don't do that anymore. Everything is a 1.25 and we have items that cost more than a dollar now. While you are correct about how the profit margins work, we mainly make our money by selling a bunch of junk food & things that go with party supplies. Dollar General & Family Dollar hardly sell anything for a dollar anymore. While it's true that Dollar General tends to stay away from Walmart, Dollar Tree is the exception where they will have a store right next door to Walmart. They make people think twice by being cheaper & less crowded than Walmart. I literally work at one, and there is a Walmart right next door.
My minds in a pretzel after watching this considering I only live in a town of 6,000 people and we have a 2 Dollar Generals, a Dollar Tree, a Family Dollar, and a Walmart😂😂😂
We got this big dollar store franchise in Canada called Dollerama. They sometimes get placed next to big stores. The cheap nature of the items make it easier to simply get a bunch of temporary cheap stuff than to buy big things. Especially for little things around the house that usually don't need to be high quality, like sponges, and travel items that we can't guarantee that it will come back (like little soap/shower items). Even though you can buy a bunch of good quality stuff in the WalMart or Superstore, why bother when you can get the same stuff that wouldn't bother you if it broke?
my dad is a truck driver and he's delivered a load to dollar tree before and another way they cut costs is by spending almost nothing on shipping, they dont box anything, all the stuff in the load is just thrown freely into the truck's trailer
I have seen items in there that cost more than a dollar and also usually if you go to a regular store you can get like a three pack for $2 of whatever you're buying. Basically that principle.
@@Jooshiwah mine doesn’t have $ 1.50 it’s still dollar 1.25. I was made when they raise it from 1 to 1.25 I accidentally bought 8 items i though I was going to get 8 items no I wasn’t lol im used to it now
Walmart serves entirely different customer base. I live in an area with dozens of Walmarts and dollar stores only separated by a few km. I have even seen them in the same mall across a parking lot from each other.
Lol there are quite a few towns that have dollar stores and Walmarts pretty close to each other. It’s not really about competition when the people you’re selling to already have to buy cheap
Some items can be ordered online at dollar tree's website. You can order a literal case of their silk ribbon for cheap. As a gal who loves ribbon I would buy ten and pick them up before having ribbon for years. However you have no control on colors. So yeah if there's items you super like at dollar tree just order it online at their website and either wait or pick it up by having it delivered to a store.
The Dollar Tree is my favorite store. Mom used to joke with my that I stopped in every Dollar Tree that I could see from I-95. People just smile on the way in.
Keep in mind if ur ever there that family dollar and dollar general are NOT DOLLAR STORES! They’re basically regular grocery stores but they put dollar in the name so people think it’s cheap, even though their prices are often higher than other big name grocery stores like walmart and shoprite.
That’s not exactly correct, actually. Family Dollar and Dollar General are *discount* stores, but you have to know how to discount shop. I’m a Store Manager at a Family Dollar, the discounts come in couponing - unlike big stores like Walmart, we allow coupon stacking, which means HUGE savings over other bigger stores if you know how to do it right. Seriously, these stores can be the cheapest places in town to shop if you play your cards correctly.
Dollar Trees are thriving in my city too. it's the convenience of walking there from your house vs taking a 30+ minute bus ride to Walmart, in addition to spending less time walking through he store and checking out.
No dollar store is a dollar anymore Dollar tree currently carries $5 items as well as the other two stores listed. Walmarts as well as other grocery stores are commonly located with dollar stores. The areas you see only dollar stores available are grocery store desserts that are normally on the edges of urban communities. Rural towns might have a few but they also have a local grocery store or Walmart. The communities that really suffer with only dollar stores as their only option are typically in more urbanized areas from what I have experienced.
I live in a town of less than 2000 in Tennessee. We have a dollar general and that's it. It's a 30 mile round trip to the closest grocery store which is Walmart, about 40 round trip to a normal grocery store.
Dollar General is really good at marketing. I mean, I live in TN and there is always a random Dollar General in the middle of no where. Of course we are going to DG instead of driving all the way to town. It’s so quick and easy. There is literally a DG every damn where lol They are smart to put these stores in these areas. It benefits them and us as we in the end! 🙌🏽
Now I don't know about the part saying "they only survive because the small towns can't afford a Walmart" my town has a family dollar, a dollar general, and a Walmart.
My town have a Dollar Tree right next to a Walmart. The two stores been there for as long as I can remember. And there's also a Dollar General and Family Dollar not that far from them too.
As a person that lives in a town with 10,000 people that just got a dollar tree and dollar general within the last year and doesn’t have a Walmart, the part about the small towns is 100% correct
The mayor point you forgot is that they sell everything for 1$ but a lot of the items sold are cheaper if you buy them regular. They change the package size for example to acount for it.
$1.25 because they raised employee wages. Used to work for one of their warehouses, and trust me, that pay (plus incentive programs) went WAYYY up. Inflation didn't cause that, it was kind of self inflicted inflation
Yeah, don't people have varying scales of supermarkets and malls with supermarkets depending on how large the place is? So a tiny town of say, 2 000, would still have a small mall with a supermarket, some stores, a place to eat and some public services for the surrounding area, even if it didn't have the go kart, 7 acre wallmart, and so on?
@@HrHaakon "but the rip-off doesn't matter, because there's no competition" was what I was referring to, in many of those smaller towns the dollar stores are one of the only options for many of those goods, no matter how uncompetitive their markup on certain items really is.
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Dollar Generals are more often then not in those rural areas because of the reason you said. They are definitely not $1 for everything. Dollar Trees seem to be in the more populated areas, and Family Dollars are always near "rough" parts of town.
We have a Dollar Store and a Super WalMart within walking distance from each other. Dollar Store (next door to a Job Lot) is always busy with those avoiding the madness at Super Walmart.
My town has 3 dollar generals, 2 family dollars, a dollar tree, a big lots, a Burlington, 2 CVS's, and 2 Walgreens. With a Walmart in the next town. And it's still considered a town
the most famous dollar store in australia is literally called "the reject shop" they don't even try to hide that it's all unsold product from other retailers.
I work near a Dollar tree and once had my dad and various customers mention how Dollar tree items went up to 1.25$ or so and I always make the joke of “I guess they’re *‘Almost’* Dollar Tree then”
Yeah, I've always noticed the expiration dates on these were always a lot closer than they'd normally be. I noticed this one day because my taste buds are sensitive and could taste they were slightly older than usual
I work at a family dollar as an assistant manager, almost nothing is a dollar anymore and Walmart honestly has lower prices on a lot of things, but there's no Walmarts near us. or other big stores, just a small town store with the exact things we sell, but it's all more expensive. the whole idea of the company is to be in areas where big corporations won't make enough money to find it valuable
I'm not even in the US or even encountered or even entered these one-dollar stores in my life. I always knew from the video skits or sketches where USA always have these, "I'll buy this for a dollar." "This costs 1.15 dollars." "What? 1.15?" "Yeah... Because of tax." "What?! But they are advertised for a dollar!" I am from the Philippines and I never heard about saying tax from purchases on grocery stores or shops unless it was for the government so we have to pay taxes.
I live in a ridiculously small town. We literally have 4 stop lights in the entire town. We have all 3 of these. The nearest Walmart is the next town over about 15 minutes away.
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When I was a kid I thought that dollar tree employee’s got paid a dollar an hour 💀
nah thats overpaying them you need to exploit the teenagers more
pay them 0.1$ for each year
@@diannetanael9230 Nah that too much .01 a decade
@@_Chimkin_ pay them 0.0000000001$ a century
Minimum wage was 5 bucks back than, fair enough
Dollar Tree now charges $1.25 for everything and its right next to the walmart
We have a dollarama beside Walmart 🤣🤣
$1.37 after tax in LA county :(
It charges way more for some items in the store so his points are ok but not everything is a dollar in the dollar store hate to disappoint
I actually quite enjoy that they increased cuz earlier I went there, they had junk, I went there after 1.25 and I was mind-blowing 😂
@@invalidlol I guess you can enjoy wasting your money that's your choice
This is one reason why small businesses should be supported.
Then how can I shop when there's gonna be a dollar tree dollar general and family dollar all near me?
I don't see your reasoning here.
If you're implying small businesses should be supported to avoid the corporate takeover of the Dollar General branch... Okay, but small business is still more expensive for similar quality products, and the employees of the small business are going to go to Walmart/Dollar General anyway.
I pay more locally, so the local employees can pay cheap/corporate.
This does not solve the problem of corporate takeover, as much as I wish it did.
@@WilliamMcAdams small businesses don't know how to small business if they buy from Walmart instead of a supplier.
@MrLandShark55_55 It's not about the small business buy directly from Walmart; its the employees of the small business buying from Walmart.
I buy groceries at Walmart > Walmart pays its employees > employees buy groceries at Walmart
I buy groceries local (at higher prices) > small business pays its employees > employees buy groceries at Walmart (for lower prices)
If I buy local, at higher prices, that money ends up in Walmarts hands, anyway, because the small business owners and the small business employees aren't going to buy local, themselves.
I used to be a cashier at Dollar Tree.
Food items are now $1.25.
Non food items are $1.34.
8 food items = $10 even.
Dollar tree in Georgia, everything is 1.25 or "dollar plus" is 3 or 5. Food after tax is 1.28, and non food is 1.33. 4 regular items 5 plus tax.
thats crazy yall have food tax! we dont here, i used to get 4 food items for my lunch wich was only $5
@@pariah8669 yea the only time food isn't taxed is if someone uses EBT
Mississippi does 7% on food. It’s unethical and a tax on the working poor to double tax us.
Super crazy we dont have sales tax.
Dollar General is small towns, Dollar Tree is suburbs, and Family Dollar is in the ghetto.
I noticed this too
Was thinking this same thing.
I'm in the ghetto then?
@@royaldissapointment yes, and so am I
I have all 3 wtf
As a podunk town resident, I can confirm that a dollar general is the only thing in walking distance, and I use the term "walking distance" loosely.
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Me: *buys the entire store for 1 dollar*
ah yes MOVIE
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Dollar Tree: Everything is a dollar
Tax and Inflation: “Im about to end this man’s whole career”
Can you idiots not find a new meme?
Not true. They didn't have to raise their prices. It could have stayed the same and they would have still made lots of money.
Depends on country, for example if the store used GST, it would already be added onto the price and it would still be a dollar.
Bruhh now it’s 1.25$ zone where we live… 😔
It's actually hard to find something that is under a dollar with tax there
That random southern accent caught me off guard😅
Yeah like wtf
It's so bad that I couldn't even tell it was southern. And I live in the south
@@losisansgaming2628 yeah same lol
The accent is bc the chain is hq'd in Chesapeake VA, in the SE corner of the state, close to VA Beach. It's largely rural ish
@@losisansgaming2628 same I'm in georgia and the accent was horrendous
Random customer: 5 items and I only have $5 I should be good
Tax: I'm finna end this man's whole career
Thankfully I dont have tax but the dollar tree is now 1.25 :(
@@RagingMerc no more oil cards more inflation
you kinda wise
Don't forget inflation.
Not in Delaware!
I also call them convenient stores. Sometimes it’s not about the amount but can I get what I need quickly.
For those who don't want to do too much reading, I'll keep this short and simple. Family Dollar/Dollar Tree (yes, they call themselves that) increased DT prices to $1.25 because they started paying more. Lowest paid warehouse job went from $14/hr to $18.75/hr + other incentive pays, and raises for everyone to match up with the minimum pay increase. Used to work for the ONLY warehouse they had that shipped to both Dollar Tree and Family Dollar (every other warehouse was one or the other)
Dude I work at a dollar tree, we don't do that anymore. Everything is a 1.25 and we have items that cost more than a dollar now. While you are correct about how the profit margins work, we mainly make our money by selling a bunch of junk food & things that go with party supplies.
Dollar General & Family Dollar hardly sell anything for a dollar anymore.
While it's true that Dollar General tends to stay away from Walmart, Dollar Tree is the exception where they will have a store right next door to Walmart. They make people think twice by being cheaper & less crowded than Walmart.
I literally work at one, and there is a Walmart right next door.
In my town, dollar general is the store for the north part of town and dollar tree lives next to the Walmart in the south town
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Not anymore, the dollar store is now $1.25 each item.
It’s dollar twenty five tree
@@nightsoloss9811 😂
5 quarter store
Kinda catchy huh
For Canada it went from 1.25 to 1.50
"I have 6 items and 6 dollars, i can buy this!!"
$1.50 per item: 🗿🗿🗿
" How do dollar stores make money? "
" Because every parent in the world goes there "
My minds in a pretzel after watching this considering I only live in a town of 6,000 people and we have a 2 Dollar Generals, a Dollar Tree, a Family Dollar, and a Walmart😂😂😂
Can confirm.
Exactly
Just commented something similar
Crazy
I like in a sub 500 population town, dollar general, and a family dollar.
We got this big dollar store franchise in Canada called Dollerama. They sometimes get placed next to big stores. The cheap nature of the items make it easier to simply get a bunch of temporary cheap stuff than to buy big things. Especially for little things around the house that usually don't need to be high quality, like sponges, and travel items that we can't guarantee that it will come back (like little soap/shower items). Even though you can buy a bunch of good quality stuff in the WalMart or Superstore, why bother when you can get the same stuff that wouldn't bother you if it broke?
In England, the pound store has items mostly above like 5 pounds I can’t find a single item in pound store less than 1 pound tbh
You mean Poundland?
"I have 6 items and 6 dollars, I can buy this!"
Sales tax- *sup*
In my town our Dollar Tree is right next to a place where the owner buys toothbrushes from Dollar Tree and marks them up to $5 for his store.
Wtf
How does he sell any?
@@hfdcjiirjmcfi probably is a larger store and tourists go there
That is really smart of that owner. I'm surprised that more people didn't know about that and go to the Dollar Tree for a 5x cheaper toothbrush.
@@hfdcjiirjmcfihe probably buys the entire stock
I’ve seen lots of people do exactly that
my dad is a truck driver and he's delivered a load to dollar tree before and another way they cut costs is by spending almost nothing on shipping, they dont box anything, all the stuff in the load is just thrown freely into the truck's trailer
For people who are forced into financial brinksmanship, dollar stores help them survive. Been there.
I have seen items in there that cost more than a dollar and also usually if you go to a regular store you can get like a three pack for $2 of whatever you're buying. Basically that principle.
I love ‘Dollar-Twenty-Five Tree’
Edit: 'Dollar-Fifty Tree'
It’s $1.50 now
@@Jooshiwah good god
@@Jooshiwah mine doesn’t have $ 1.50 it’s still dollar 1.25. I was made when they raise it from 1 to 1.25 I accidentally bought 8 items i though I was going to get 8 items no I wasn’t lol im used to it now
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A nother thing is that u can get carried away bc its so cheap, so u buy so much it ends up costing you up to 100 dollars
Nah
Ink. Yep, and the items are smaller than other stores, therefore a person is paying more for the items that you can get at Walmart .
But a lot of the items are useless and cheaply made I can’t see anyone spending that much without realizing
Fun Fact: The founder of dollar tree lost the rights to the company in a divorce with his wife and founded dollar general to be petty.
That sounds more like strategy than petty lol
Not true because doller general was made before dollar tree
Walmart serves entirely different customer base. I live in an area with dozens of Walmarts and dollar stores only separated by a few km. I have even seen them in the same mall across a parking lot from each other.
Everybody in the states be going crazy about Dollar tree changing to $1.25, meanwhile in Canada we've had them at $1.25 forever and now they're $1.50
And that’s $1.20 in US dollars
Lol there are quite a few towns that have dollar stores and Walmarts pretty close to each other. It’s not really about competition when the people you’re selling to already have to buy cheap
Some items can be ordered online at dollar tree's website. You can order a literal case of their silk ribbon for cheap.
As a gal who loves ribbon I would buy ten and pick them up before having ribbon for years. However you have no control on colors.
So yeah if there's items you super like at dollar tree just order it online at their website and either wait or pick it up by having it delivered to a store.
The Dollar Tree is my favorite store. Mom used to joke with my that I stopped in every Dollar Tree that I could see from I-95. People just smile on the way in.
Keep in mind if ur ever there that family dollar and dollar general are NOT DOLLAR STORES! They’re basically regular grocery stores but they put dollar in the name so people think it’s cheap, even though their prices are often higher than other big name grocery stores like walmart and shoprite.
That’s not exactly correct, actually. Family Dollar and Dollar General are *discount* stores, but you have to know how to discount shop. I’m a Store Manager at a Family Dollar, the discounts come in couponing - unlike big stores like Walmart, we allow coupon stacking, which means HUGE savings over other bigger stores if you know how to do it right. Seriously, these stores can be the cheapest places in town to shop if you play your cards correctly.
@@sinisterritesofxano-humair68 where do I find coupons for dollar tree?
There’s literally a dollar tree sharing the same parking lot with my Walmart. The Walmart came first by about 20 years.
@Billy Ray Hoscheit bro my Walmart has the same shit
They buy items and resell them for more than they paid; the way literally every store in existence makes money.
Dollar Trees are thriving in my city too. it's the convenience of walking there from your house vs taking a 30+ minute bus ride to Walmart, in addition to spending less time walking through he store and checking out.
No dollar store is a dollar anymore Dollar tree currently carries $5 items as well as the other two stores listed. Walmarts as well as other grocery stores are commonly located with dollar stores. The areas you see only dollar stores available are grocery store desserts that are normally on the edges of urban communities. Rural towns might have a few but they also have a local grocery store or Walmart. The communities that really suffer with only dollar stores as their only option are typically in more urbanized areas from what I have experienced.
There is one in Wyoming across from there only gas station
my local Dollar Tree stores have everything for $1.25 now, they aren't a dollar anymore but nothing is as high as 5...
I live in a town of less than 2000 in Tennessee. We have a dollar general and that's it. It's a 30 mile round trip to the closest grocery store which is Walmart, about 40 round trip to a normal grocery store.
Dollar tree does not carry anything over 1.25
There were rumors they might, but they turned out to be false
@@jonathanwilliams1065 literally all the Dollar trees in my town have a $3 and $5 Isle. The great Dollar tree conspiracy LOL.
the funniest thing is that the town right next to mine used to be called Podunk, but they changed their name for some reason.
Don't forget that all dollar store was doing was filling the vacuum left behind when Walmart pushed out all the local small businesses.
I get American Pie vibes watching you 😂
Dollar General is really good at marketing. I mean, I live in TN and there is always a random Dollar General in the middle of no where. Of course we are going to DG instead of driving all the way to town. It’s so quick and easy. There is literally a DG every damn where lol They are smart to put these stores in these areas. It benefits them and us as we in the end! 🙌🏽
In Westmoreland TN they just put Family Dollar and Dollar Tree in the same store now. 😂
You are in Malibu or TN?
There’s a random ass dollar general on some random ass state highways lol
@@MyFriendsDoStuff Yes, lol now we have Dollar Generals a mile apart from each other, popping up everywhere. 😂
Now I don't know about the part saying "they only survive because the small towns can't afford a Walmart" my town has a family dollar, a dollar general, and a Walmart.
My town have a Dollar Tree right next to a Walmart. The two stores been there for as long as I can remember. And there's also a Dollar General and Family Dollar not that far from them too.
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As a person that lives in a town with 10,000 people that just got a dollar tree and dollar general within the last year and doesn’t have a Walmart, the part about the small towns is 100% correct
“Towns too small for a Walmart”
Not my town having dollar tree, dollar general, and a Walmart
My town too, except for the dollar general
The mayor point you forgot is that they sell everything for 1$ but a lot of the items sold are cheaper if you buy them regular. They change the package size for example to acount for it.
Man i love your fucking videos everything you make is so simple and informative
My town has all three a walmart, target, lows, Menards, home depot, and a kohl's, and a Costco
Now it’s $1.25 store PLUS TAX GOD DAMMIT JOE
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@@youraveragenoob4369 that’s not what that is, that raised the price of oil
$1.25 because they raised employee wages. Used to work for one of their warehouses, and trust me, that pay (plus incentive programs) went WAYYY up. Inflation didn't cause that, it was kind of self inflicted inflation
DG has one of the highest employee turnovers.
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This is funny because there's a dollar tree literally right beside the walmart here.
Do we live near each other 😂
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the funny part is that there’s a big walmart about 3 miles away from my local dollar store
My town has a dollar tree, a big y right next to it, and a Walmart down the road.
That last line of "the rip-off doesn't matter, these are rural towns too small for a $15 million Wal-mart" is deeply dystopian
Yeah, don't people have varying scales of supermarkets and malls with supermarkets depending on how large the place is?
So a tiny town of say, 2 000, would still have a small mall with a supermarket, some stores, a place to eat and some public services for the surrounding area, even if it didn't have the go kart, 7 acre wallmart, and so on?
@@HrHaakon "but the rip-off doesn't matter, because there's no competition" was what I was referring to, in many of those smaller towns the dollar stores are one of the only options for many of those goods, no matter how uncompetitive their markup on certain items really is.
My town that has a Wal-Mart in the same plaza as a Dollar Tree:
Dollar Tree: "We're still doing pretty well!"
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The grasses include the "grass" of the family Poaceae. This family is also called Gramineae. The family also include some of the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae).[1] These three families are not closely related but all of them belong to clades in the order Poales. They are similar adaptations to a common life-style.
The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Uses for graminoids include food (as grain, sprouted grain, shoots or rhizomes), drink (beer, whisky), pasture for livestock, thatching thatch, paper, fuel, clothing, insulation, construction, sports turf, basket weaving and many others.
Many grasses are short, but some grasses can grow tall, such as bamboo. Plants from the grass family can grow in many places and make grasslands, including areas which are very arid or cold. There are several other plants that look similar to grass and are referred to as such, but are not members of the grass family. These plants include rushes, reeds, papyrus and water chestnut. Seagrass is a monocot in the order Alismatales.
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I thought my Dollar Tree was crazy letting a Family Dollar move in the same parking lot till I found out they are the same parent company
I’ve never once questioned that but now I know
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Dollar Generals are more often then not in those rural areas because of the reason you said. They are definitely not $1 for everything. Dollar Trees seem to be in the more populated areas, and Family Dollars are always near "rough" parts of town.
"I have 6 items and 6 dollars. I can buy this. "
Sales tax: *_laughs in corner_*
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My town with a dollar tree, dollar general, family dollar(?), walmart, meijer, Aldi's, another meijer, sams club, etc.
Dollar store during black friday:
We have a Dollar Store and a Super WalMart within walking distance from each other. Dollar Store (next door to a Job Lot) is always busy with those avoiding the madness at Super Walmart.
It’s funny because every time I see a Dollar General it’s usually parked right next to a Walmart
I remember everyone joked about people saying you could buy the dollar stores for 1 dollar
My town has 3 dollar generals, 2 family dollars, a dollar tree, a big lots, a Burlington, 2 CVS's, and 2 Walgreens. With a Walmart in the next town. And it's still considered a town
My town having a Walmart, Dollar Tree, and a Family Dollar lol
“Too small for a Walmart” we got a Walmart, hyvee, fareway, two dollar trees, a family dollar and a dollar general where I live 😂
It’s not like that anymore now it’s about $1.50 here in Texas and Arkansas 😢
the most famous dollar store in australia is literally called "the reject shop" they don't even try to hide that it's all unsold product from other retailers.
I work near a Dollar tree and once had my dad and various customers mention how Dollar tree items went up to 1.25$ or so and I always make the joke of “I guess they’re *‘Almost’* Dollar Tree then”
When you live in a small town that has a Walmart, a dollar tree, and a dollar general within a mile of each other: 🗿
Yeah, I've always noticed the expiration dates on these were always a lot closer than they'd normally be. I noticed this one day because my taste buds are sensitive and could taste they were slightly older than usual
You could have summed up that whole video with that one line: "they have no competition"
In a city near me, there's a dollar store, close to a Fred Myers, also somewhat nearby are Kohl's, Walmart, petco, and a couple other major stores.
only one of those was ever an actual dollar store.
I was driving from texas to florida a year back, and there was literally a dollar general every 5 miles, no exaggeration there was one in Buckatunna
Me being a Canadian with Dollarama, Dollar Tree, and Buck or 2: American stores be like
I work at a family dollar as an assistant manager, almost nothing is a dollar anymore and Walmart honestly has lower prices on a lot of things, but there's no Walmarts near us. or other big stores, just a small town store with the exact things we sell, but it's all more expensive. the whole idea of the company is to be in areas where big corporations won't make enough money to find it valuable
My tiny little town has a dollar tree and a Walmart right next to each other
Walmart and Target both now have dollar sections and the competition is Five Below. PopShelf is owned by Dollar General.
whenever i walk in to a dollar store the atmosphere is so sad and depressing and the casheir is always hiding
1-)buy for $1 sell for $10 2-)Pay employees $9 an hour 3-)2 employees at the time
I'm not even in the US or even encountered or even entered these one-dollar stores in my life. I always knew from the video skits or sketches where USA always have these,
"I'll buy this for a dollar."
"This costs 1.15 dollars."
"What? 1.15?"
"Yeah... Because of tax."
"What?! But they are advertised for a dollar!"
I am from the Philippines and I never heard about saying tax from purchases on grocery stores or shops unless it was for the government so we have to pay taxes.
"These are rural towns too small for 15 million dollar Walmarts"
Dollar general has entered the chat
in my city, we have a Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and a Walmart within .2 miles of each other
I mean .. that sound felt like " 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 in my bank account in my bank account"
I live in a ridiculously small town. We literally have 4 stop lights in the entire town. We have all 3 of these. The nearest Walmart is the next town over about 15 minutes away.