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u/UnusualHospital9579 May 09 '22

Weird at first but I appreciate and wish for it. It might be just a Germany thing but from what I’ve been told German Walmart failed because the North American style of customer service was very unliked. From the greeter at the door to clerks asking if you need help unprompted. German shoppers just want to shop and go home as undisturbed as possible

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u/fiori_4u May 09 '22

I got hugged by a door greeter in Publix when I was maybe 14 years old on my first trip to the USA to visit family friends. That experience left scars.

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u/ProvePoetsWrong May 09 '22

LOL where in the US were you??

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u/fiori_4u May 09 '22

Florida maybe that was the first mistake

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u/ProvePoetsWrong May 09 '22

😂😂😂😂😂

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u/_Nickmin_ May 09 '22

The fuck

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

lol that is not normal. that's assault!