since the whole transgender thing.

Place the order online to pick up in the store for a 10% discount.

There's a very limited selection of styles and sizes. I can buy generic things like socks and underwear there, but for any other clothing I have to go elsewhere. I wish I could shop there more.

I'm fat and their us size department ain't all that. But home goods, pet food, hair care, those are all good.

But how often do you need a new frying pan or whatever? I have no pets, and the only hair care I need is shampoo.

For groceries, the local Wegman's is much better. I don't think Target has much in the way of fresh produce.

Apparently others felt the same way. It's one of the areas that's been losing money. I think they started building the Super Targets with the grocery section to compete with Walmart Supercenters and they just never caught on.

I also think it was a mistake to sell their pharmacies to CVS. It may not have been a big money maker, but it did bring people into the store. CVS raised prices, so now many people have gone elsewhere.

They had Thatcher on their side and Japanese businessmen were dressing like Wall Street bankers.

Now they're unable to control the toilets in Target.

Having worked for this oppressive and virulently anti-union corporation, I experienced what "Expect more, pay less," actually means.

If they do, then it suggests to me that they're okay with doing this a long as someone else pays for it. Not very progressive in my book.

Nonsensical scatt like this will have it's consequences, indeed.

All of this PR-friendly progressivism doesn't mean jack shit if the people working there are underpaid and stretched thin across the store.