Walmart

Wal-Mart. The store that has everything. Unfortunately, there are no Wal-Marts in Norway, but that just means I have to make up for lost time and shopping. We do have Ikea in Norway, so at least I can go there whenever I need to get any type of furniture. But it would be nice to have a Wal-Mart - one stop for everything. And when I say Wal-Mart, I'm talking about the Super Wal-Mart that is a grocery store, clothes store, bedding store, toy store, electronic store, pharmacy; an everything-in-one. I also just recently learned that you can by rifles there, which sounds a little unsafe to me. But that just proves that Wal-Mart has everything.

Wal-Mart Supercenter: All-in-one

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I can stay in Wal-Mart all day, just because it is so big and there is so much stuff. I went there a few days ago to get a few things for my dorm including food and bedsheets. It is so easy to stay in there forever - I went there yesterday just to pick up a few things and managed to stay there for an hour! 

I wish we had there were Wal-Marts in Norway so I wouldn't have to go on a long and treacherous trek to 10 different stores when I could, effectively, just visit one. The closest things to Wal-Mart in Norway that I can think of is the mall, Kvadrat, in my hometown. And that's just a load of hassle with going back and forth from store to store with stairs and loops and bridges.

In conclusion, Wal-Mart should come to Norway. Or at least Target should.