Where Am I Wearing?
Let your mind wonder
What’s your Wal-Mart ratio?
By Kelsey | June 25th, 2008 | 4 Comments »
I live in Muncie, Indiana, a city of 70,000 and we have two Wal-Mart Supercenters. That makes our Wal-Mart ratio 35,000 to 1.
If you take into account Meijer and Target, our big-box-stores-of-cheap-stuff ratio stands at 17,500 to 1.
What are your ratios?
I got thinking about this yesterday after talking with my publicist at Wiley. She told me that there wasn’t a Wal-Mart in Brooklyn, NY. That’s a world I can’t imagine. Where do people in Brooklyn buy all of their cheap crap and toothpaste?
Category: Travel, Country: USA
If you found "What’s your Wal-Mart ratio?" useful or interesting, please share it with others by bookmarking it at any of the following sites:
4 Responses to “What’s your Wal-Mart ratio?”
Leave a Reply
If you have not commented here before, please take a moment to peruse our
Commenting Guidelines.
Pages
- About Where Am I Wearing?
- Class Discussions & Topics
- Email me at: kelsey@travelin-light.com
- Privacy Policy
- Survey Results: Where YOU are wearing
- Underwear Wall of Fame
- Where to buy Where am I Wearing...
Categories
- A thousand words
- About Where Am I Wearing?
- Audio Slideshows
- Best of 2007
- Cats and their Writers
- confessions
- Country: Bangladesh
- Country: Cambodia
- Country: China
- Country: Honduras
- Country: USA
- Engaged Consumer
- Essays
- Garment Industry
- Globalization
- In the News
- It’s a crazy world
- My Life
- My Pants
- My Shoes
- My Shorts
- My T-shirt
- My Underwear
- Rants
- The Language Police
- Travel
- Where I’m wearing today: Adventures of an engaged consu
- Who are you wearing?
- Writerly Stuff
Monthly Archives
Travel links
- Cheap Air Tickets
- Travel Insurance
- Travel Blogs
- Globetrekker Videos
- Cheap Hotels
- Mt Kilimanjaro
- Hostel London
- Hostels in Honolulu
- Park Sleep Fly
- Travel Gear
My Links
- A Global Garment Reader
- Blogroll
- BootsnAll Travel
- Cartoonist Geoff Hassing
- China Hope Live
- Conor's Mildly Thrilling Tales
- Creative Capitalism
- Dalton's World (Bangladesh)
- Editorial Ass
- Elizabeth Briel: An American Artist in Hong Kong
- Everything Everywhere TravelBlog
- GoNOMAD
- Intelligent Travel
- Joanne Brokaw
- John Scalzi's Whatever
- Joshua Berman's Tranquilo Traveler
- Matador Pulse
- My Agent: Caren
- Nerd's Eye View
- Nomadic Matt
- Pub Rants
- Robert Paetz Photographs the World
- Rolf Potts' Vagabonding
- The Compact: Stop Shopping
- Vagabonding
- Viator Travel
- World Hum
- WrittenRoad
- Kelsey on the Web
- ABC News - "A frivolous gift or a lifelong memory?"
- Amazon Profile
- Bylines
- CS Monitor - "A frivolous gift or a lifelong memory?"
- CS Monitor - "Baseball"
- CS Monitor - "Fireflies"
- CS Monitor - "House on Wheels"
- Goodreads
- LibraryThing
- Matador Travel
- Touron Talk
- Transitions Abroad: Casa Guatemala
- Travelin' Light column
- WV Report - "Baseball in Honduras"
- WV Report - "PART I: Wearing Interview"
- WV Report - "PART II: Wearing Interview"
- WV Report - "Soccer"
- WV Report: Bibi Russell interview
- WV Report: Fantasy Kingdom
- Of Globalization and Garments
- CSR Asia
- Ecorazzi Fashion
- Ethical Sourcing and Mountain Equipment Co-op
- Fairer Globalization
- Garments Without Guilt
- Global Development: View from the Center
- IHT: Managing Globalization
- Impactt Limited
- John Bowe, author of Nobodies
- Labor Rights Blog
- Overseas Development Blog
- Patagonia's Footprint Chronicles
- Patagonia's The Cleanest Line
- Post Global
- The Curious Capitalist
- Who I'm Reading
June 25th, 2008 at 9:57 am
K-Mart.
June 25th, 2008 at 10:31 am
K-mart? Please, that place is so 1980’s. And I thought you New Yorkers were so hip.
June 27th, 2008 at 5:15 am
Within the actual city of Toronto there is only one (way on the westend), and it\’s not even a supercenter. So that\’s makes the ratio about 1:2,000,000.
Once you get into the suburbs, expecially in the norther Greater Toronto Area the ratio drops to around Munice levels.
June 27th, 2008 at 7:34 am
Wal-Mart ratio in Galveston, TX: 1:57,466.