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Do they really not sell even beans or potatoes at those? This seems so backwards, considering how cheap those are to make and how they often last longer than some industrial food.
It's not that they don't have affordable food, it's that they create large areas around them where they are the only reliable or affordable option. People will have to travel half an hour or more one way to get their groceries because everything else has shut down or is far too expensive. The food they offer is also usually pretty bad for people, so it's a double whammy.
Sure, Walmart has some shitty produce, but it also kills any grocery stores within like a half hour drive.