01/06/2026
Sorry I haven't managed this page better. Anyway, the point of this page is to basically collectively bargain against the practice of (mostly) Big Box Stores putting your essential household needs (toilet paper, dish/laundry detergent, pet food, etc). In the farthest reaches (the absolute furthest distance from the entrance) of their stores.
It is difficult for some older people to even walk this far. And if you didn't figure it out already, this is obviously done by design so that while you make your way to the checkout isle, you or your children have been not forced, but persuaded to pick up some candy or novelty items you don't need.
I think this practice is :
1. Probably perfectly legal
2. A gross and obvious test of your willpower that is so blatant that it should be called out and challenged in court.
United, the customers will should dictate how these stores are designed. Not their shareholders.
Put the s**t we need right in the front of the store. Its really simple.
Yes you will buy/sell less candy and soda. And thats better for Americans health.