I don’t know why you would think Kroger is any better. My local Kroger has basically turned into a police state, with uniformed cops following people, extra gates at the entrances, and now half of the products are behind locked glass or in a separate purchase area. It all feels incredibly hostile, and I know they aren’t actually losing that much merchandise. It’s all just theater to scare us. I don’t know if they have any DEI programs but if I had to guess I’d say probably not, based on their track record of dumb decisions.
It would take a reverse in policy and a changing of leadership across the top before I consider adding Target to my rotation. If push comes to shove, I will still go to Target before Walmart and Amazon, but I’ve not needed to step foot in one since the DEI rollback because there are still better options.
The second they canceled their DEI policies I started getting everything from my local supermarcado or kroger market.
If they bring back their policies I might give them some buisness again.
I don’t know why you would think Kroger is any better. My local Kroger has basically turned into a police state, with uniformed cops following people, extra gates at the entrances, and now half of the products are behind locked glass or in a separate purchase area. It all feels incredibly hostile, and I know they aren’t actually losing that much merchandise. It’s all just theater to scare us. I don’t know if they have any DEI programs but if I had to guess I’d say probably not, based on their track record of dumb decisions.
Even if they reinstate their DEI policies they’ve forever lost my business. They can’t be trusted and don’t deserve any customers.
It would take a reverse in policy and a changing of leadership across the top before I consider adding Target to my rotation. If push comes to shove, I will still go to Target before Walmart and Amazon, but I’ve not needed to step foot in one since the DEI rollback because there are still better options.