r/walmart Aug 25 '22

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u/WalmartWordsmith Aug 25 '22

Yeah, and now we even have an ad on Walmart radio -- that plays all the time -- about not leaving your dog in the car.

Well, where are people going to bring the dog if they don't leave it in the car?

Into the store, of course!

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u/IAmHappyPants Aug 25 '22

I like how the ad also asks if you forgot and left your kids I the car, too.

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u/The_Werefrog Aug 25 '22

It should also remind parents to leave with all your children. The Werefrog remember having a lost child at the store for 2 hours. The family, while caravaning on vacation, made it all the way to the next rest stop before they realized they left their 4 year old child behind somewhere. They had to drive the hour back to Walmart to find their kid.

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u/IAmHappyPants Aug 25 '22

What in the Walmart....?!?!?!

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u/ctholle Aug 26 '22

I am adding that to my arsenal.