Calling it now: Walmart has the best commercial of 2019

[Exterous]

My local store was one of the early expanded test sites. I've been using it for awhile now & it's amazing! My local grocery store charges $3.65 for a gallon of milk, whereas Walmart is $1.78. That may not sound like a lot, but I save nearly $200 a year just in milk costs (average 2 gallons a week used in my household). There's no pickup fee (just a $30 minimum) & you're not allowed to tip the workers. AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO GO INSIDE WALMART!

How do they handle item stock? I the home delivery for Meijer and Click List for Kroger but I got tired of having to be by my phone to answer questions "Out of this do you want to substitute the following items?"

Edit: Also I can get milk for $1.29 from Kroger, Meijer or Walmart. Sucker!

 

[dank69]

The IP costs for that must be astronomical. Is this on TV yet or just online? It is definitely a SB ad. I think companies have been releasing those in advance over the last couple of years, anyway.

I saw it on TV the other day. My first reaction was also "they should have saved this for the big game."

 

[ImpulsE69]

I admit, I shop at walmart for food more than I should...but it's what we have around here. Anyone else avoid Great Value items out of principal? I HATE when they take out variety to tout their own crap.