Correct! You will not find guns or ammunition in Costa Rica. Actually, I doubt that any other Country except the USA allows guns to be sold in a Walmart.
@@commenter7893 When we try to make the store looks good, neat and organized by pulling the items on the shelves forwarded and make sure that the labels are facing the customers all across the shelves section.
Stores like Walmart and McDonalds are more upscale in Latin America. They cater to rich people. In America it's the opposite. That's the real reason for the difference. I remember my Spanish teacher in Guatemala saying that the most prestigious restaurant in town was the McDonalds and, sure enough, when I went there it was purely affluent people as customers.
@@prime8nate probably because the food costs are expensive for the typical worker class people, and it makes sense too. Not bashing but yeah, I agree with you 100%
Better than being at my local one in the middle of the pandemic and living near the coast, no one is social distancing. Everyone is coming to the coast and bringing the virus with them...at least most wear masks in the store.
I worked for several years as a Zone Supervisor for Walmart in the US. That store is the best looking Walmart I have ever seen. It looks like a grand opening store in the states or maybe getting ready for some regional manager to visit. Really nice and the produce department is awesome. That is where I started with Walmart was as a Produce manager. Nice video.
James thank you for watching and sharing your experience. This store looks like this all the time! I believe it boils down to a management team that works hard on keeping this store in tip-top shape.
People who shop Walmart in the US want its 'everyday low prices.' If people wanted to pay the overhead for more staff and a more organized store in the US, they would shop at Target. With lower wages in CR, Walmart can afford more staff. With NYs $15 minimum wage, harder to keep prices low with added staff. While the CR Walmart looks great, I think there is more to the story than just CR people that take pride in their work. US Walmarts look more crowded and are pushed to keep staffing expenses low.
@@briangasser973 Walmart keeps it's staffing extremely low because the greedy Walton family refuses to increase staffing. They couldn't spend what they already have in several lifetimes. They have an estimated $190 Billion so from my personal experience in their system I say F them. They could take a little less profit and still be more than competitive leaving prices as is. Greed drives them period. IMO
It is true that the shelves are so clean and tidy. Now in quarantine it is supposed to be even cleaner. Do a video of the one Walmart in Escazu which has a cold room full of beer. Yeah I know, a dream come true.
We lived in San Jose for a year back in 2012 and learned very quickly that there were cheaper options for shopping than Walmart (which we found to be one of the most expensive). The Walmart was very nice, though, well-organized, and featured many hard-to-find US products unavailable in some other stores (aside from Auto Mercado or sometimes Mas x Menos). One of our favorite things was the little food court located inside the Walmart. As we didn't have a car and relied on public transportation, it was nice to be able to eat out and do our shopping in one location. Thanks for this stroll down memory lane. We absolutely loved our time in Costa Rica! :-)
Angelo, thank you for watching. You will love Costa Rica, it is one of the most beautiful Countries on the planet! We hope you discover the "PURA VIDA" spirit of this special place. Be sure to let us know how your visit was when you get back. Thank you for watching our channel.
@@GioandJC we are staying close to Manoel Antonio national park and I can't wait to see all the beautiful wildlife there. My husband has been there before, but it is going to be my first time.
@@zucabrasil Manuel Antonio is truly spectacular. For a beautiful sunset dinner in a unique place go to El Avion. It is inside an airplane sitting on the side of the mountain with spectacular views and good food.
@@GioandJC thank you very much for the tip about El Avion, we are going to try it for sure. We are leaving on the 1st and I'm counting the days. I've been learning how to use my new camera and can't wait to to try it there.
Thank you very much for expressing so well of Walmart in your area. There are still people who think, here in Costa Rica, we are very uneducated and messy. Nice opinion of your experience at Walmart supermarket.
it really depends. although being the capital, san jose is by far the worse area of the country and many people i met here agree with me. people litter so much, the roads are terrible, with holes and cracks and looking unfinished. when the government workers come to repair the roads, they don't care to do a good job. in other areas however, it's much more nicer and clean. places like heredia and santa ana.
Not knowing after watching your video, if I had walked in the Walmart there and seen something that was 3 x 5030, I'd crap. You never see an employee washing the doors in a Walmart in the US. Wow! that is the neatest and cleanest Walmart I've ever seen.
Weird, some people in the comment section say that this is the the cleanest and organised supermarket but, I have seen PLENTY of super market in Costa Rica that are incredibly organised.
I literally look at the neatness of the sections as well. Thx for sharing. I’m thinking of coming out early 2121 to check it out for possible relocation.
Great video!! Also, the liquor section is HUGE, as they sell beer, wine and hard liquor. Their pastry isle is amazing also. I went to a Walmart in Costa Rica that sold motorcycles and had it's own section for restaurants (Taco Bell, McDonald's, Ice cream parlor, a restaurant that sold traditional Costa Rican food, etc).
Every Walmart in the US I go to is clean. Half the shelves are empty by 10am but clean. Staff is not friendly in the least or helpful. I prefer Publix in my area for groceries. Friendly staff cleaner than Walmart but Walmart is not particular dirty.
"Happiness is a lifestyle", wow! This came up as a recomendation, it's the first time I watch a video of yours and I definitely needed to hear that now that Im kind of beginning to lose my cool during quarantine haha. Loved your vibes. Cheers from Costa Rica! 🇨🇷
Thank you for watching. Costa Rica is one of the leading Countries in the world for their response to COVID and has succeeded in keeping it under control.
@@erickh.r.9087 HHAHA ENVIDIA NI LOCO ES QUE TU PAÍS HABLA MUCHA PAJA Y NO OFRECE NADA ,NO HAY NADA QUE VER Y CARISIMO PREFIERO GUATEMALA DE CENTOR AMERICA,LOS PRECIOS PQARA LOQ EU OFRECE ES SINCERAMENTE UNA PORQUERIA,NO HAY SEGURIDAD ,HAYINDINGENTE A MONTON ,ESO NO S EVE AQUI,AQUI HAY MEJORES LUGARES DE ESPARCIMIENTO QUE DICHO SEA DE PASO SE LLENA D ETICOS QUE SIEMPRE DICEN QUE NI EN SUEÑO PUEDEN DISFRUTAR D ELO POCO QUE HAY ALLA. ME GUSTO EL COSTA RICA D ELOS AÑOS 80 ERA UNA BELLEZA Y PREGUNTELE A SUS VIEJOS PARA QUE EVA AHORA LA NUEVA GENERACION COMO EN LA MAYORIA D ELOS PAISES SOLO LE GUSTA LA DROGA Y DEMASIADO TURISMO A GRAN ESCALA DAÑA LA JUVENTUD Y LOS LUGARES NATURALES QUE USTEDES TANTO CUIDAN Y PARA ESO SOLO LE MENCIONO QUE DARIEN QUE ES UNA PROVINCIA ES LA MITAD DE COSTA RICA Y ES PURA SELVA PROTEGIDA SIN CONTAR LAS ISLAS Y BOCAS DEL TORO Y NO ANDAMOS FANFARRONEANDO. PROMUEVASE CON HUMILDAD Y ASI LE IRA MEJOR.
@@JORGEGOMEZ-pd3me Pues en parte tienes razon porque el pais ya no es lo que era hace unos 30 años pero es por culpa de los gobiernos que promovieron la inmigracion, ahorita estamos llenos de inmigrantes en su mayoria nicaraguenses, colombianos, dominicanos, haitianos que entran al pais ilegalmente y la mayoria se convierten en delincuentes, San Jose centro esta leno de ellos, venden en las calles casi no se puede transitar, pero eso es culpa del gobierno que los ve como mano de obra barata, pero aun asi el pais conserva bellezas naturales y la gente es mas social que en tu querido pais que tiene fama de gente muy pedante y fria, y no me vengas a comparar a CR con Guatermala, ese pais esta controlado por las maras ahi matan gente cada 5 minutos, los criminales piden peaje a la gente en los buses sino los matan, igual pasa en el Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua es otro caos con ese animal que tienen de presidente por eso los nicas se vienen para aca, en fin cada pais tiene sus pros y contras, pero eso no te da derecho a hablar mal de mi pais.
Nice video 😉 You’re right. Walmarts in CR don’t have the same reputation as in the US. They are way better managed, I believe. The store brand name is still well respected.
Tico here. Some time ago Walmart bought the national chain of supermarkets. The store Walmart took as its flagship was called Hypermas, which was very well managed, so I guess after they took over, Walmart kept a lot of what it made Hypermas dominate the costarican market.
First and foremost thank you for the video. I live here in CR so I have visited three diffrent Walmarts. LET ME SAY: They are the cleanest stores I have ever bern to! They are organized.... YOU CAN FIND ACTUAL PEOPLE TO HELP YOU. DID I MENTION THEY ARE CLEAN????? my best experience was on Black Friday. I just so happened to be out that day and went in. No pushing or shoving. No items thrown off the shelves. No long lines. It's just not the culture here to act like maniacs in stores over material items.
@@cristiniarguedini6186 vi algunos videos del viernes negros de esos países y déjame decir que es como una ola de gente entrando a las tiendas En un video vi que había tanta gente apretujandose que al final tiraron los vidrios y entraron de igual forma
Hey man great video, I love how every corner you turn there is a worker. Lol'd when I saw the manager standing around on her phone. For the most part, I enjoy shopping in CR, unless it's at a clothing store - then I feel like I'm literally being followed around the entire store...a tica friend told me they're trying to provide good customer service, but for me, it was kinda invading my space to make a decision. Also, salespeople standing in the doorway of a store is, for some reason intimidating for me to enter! I absolutely love different cultures and the quirks that go along with living and adapting to them!
That's changing. I live near the Walmart in Guadalupe, San José and you can self pay from a year ago or so... Something you wouldn't expect in Latin America
Yo trabajé ahí, comencé cuando lo inauguraron (Noviembre, 2017) y salí un año y tres meses después. Durante todo ese tiempo se mantuvo así de ordenado.
Thanks for showing off how clean and organized our shops, supermarkets and overall places are here in Costa Rica, except maybe the capital city jaja, best regards from San Jose!
@@GioandJC You're welcome and again, best regards for you both!
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It all depends on management. My wife worked for Walmart for over a decade in several stores. Crap managers make crap stores. Great managers make great stores.
Well actually people here do complain about their managers in Walmart. It's kinda a crappy job, but it's the only full time job these people have, I've seen that in the US some people do double shift or more.
I would be a good manager then, I like a tidy ship! This store is well stocked and very clean & organized. Count me in for a trip to Costa Rica after COVID-19!
Once I went to a McDonald's here in CR with some friends from the US and they were surprised by how clean it looked. I think the difference here is stores like Walmart are kinda "premium". Not that regular supermarkets are dirty or anything, it's just that some places are more expensive and better looking that others. Maybe you can compare restaurants chains between CR and the US one day. Pura vida!
Happiness is a Lifestyle love that! So been here a long time and when I first got here I thought the people were putting on an act being so happy.How can people who have little smile so much be this friendly are they all stoned?The kids that share an old soccer ball playing their hearts out.The parents that take pride in their kids appearances w crisp clean uniforms.People of different generations outside in the park conversing instead of texting each other.My wife and I she’s a Tica I’m a Gringo living in a Tico Town.So we have all we need a small comfortable little house 3 cats(rescues) good food and friends.Less is more I’m a personal trainer my wife is a Hairdresser and our monthly Income Imma personal trainer is more than enough to live good.We are on lock down now but have stocked up and spending time w each other,.Everybody stay healthy and true happiness can’t be bought!Pura Vida.
Good for you .. to live in Costa Rica, some of my friends moved to Costa Rica because here in Canada specially in Vancouver everything is so expensive, you can’t buy a house in here anymore .. the Asians took over the market..many Canadians have to live in basements because they can’t rent a decent house .. we think in buy a house in Costa Rica..pura vida!!
Thanks for sharing this video, I'm originally from Cartago, Costa Rica and watching you drive on your way to Wallmart brought back some good memories. Greetings from New York where Wallmarts are not as neat LOL. Pura Vida ✌🇨🇷
That looks like La Lima Walmart. What I love about Walmart in Costa Rica is that most cash registers are open, unlike in the US where there's two or three open even at the busiest time, and a long line waiting for self-checkout.
I live in Costa Rica for 1 month and I noticed the same people were very friendly very clean very proud and when I noticed a delivery truck or any other type of business there was always two people doing the job versus u.s. where they overload you with one person per job thank you for sharing like to go back again
I been to the Walmart in Allajuela I was very impressed. Unlike the US. Poor customer service, messy, and bad attitudes. Typically the behavior of self entitlement Americans suffer from reflects in their work performance.
I hate that Walmart, it looks like the ones on Mexico is is a mess with things outside the store. The ones is Heredia and the MasXmenos are defiantly the nicest ones!
Wow Walmarts here in the USA need to learn how its done right! I'll be traveling to San Jose August 1st for dental work. I'm sure I'll be stopping the Walmart. I was there in Feb and didn't even know they had one much less several. Thanks so much for posting this.
The reason Walmart (and other supermarkets from the same company) in Costa Rica are so organized is because there are third party companies hired by brands to keep their product shelves organized, clean and with enough products (you'll see them working during the day). I believe Walmart in Costa Rice aims more to attract middle class families, so it's not as nice as most Automercados, but is not as bad as Pali LOL.
No, this is not something you will see too often in Costa Rica. They have a selection of imported frozen meals you can pop in a microwave but ready-to-eat isn't as prevalent in stores.
I would have liked to see the bagging process. Did you pay in USD? Did you use reusable bags? As a traveler to CR it's helpful to see the ins and outs of shopping. Thanks!
That's good feedback. In a future video we will cover the check-out process. We always pay in Colones (the Costa Rican Currency) and we bring our own re-usable bags. Costa Rica is banning the use of single use plastics by 2021, so many stores have already eliminated them.
If you want to visit us, change your cash to Colones, with the nearest bank you can find, that's the very first thing you have to do. Because, as we already know there re people around the world looking how they could scam tourist people, and unfortunately CR its not the exception, anyway, if you can't change your money, or you need to pay something really quick, don't worry, most of the stores here can accept you dollars, but again, most of them they don't receive $100 bill and in some cases $50 bill
What is the difference in the treatment and legalities when you have a fall in their premises due to personnel negligence in a Walmart in Costa Rica ? What kind of medical assistance would one get in USA versus Costa Rica? can share their experience? Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Yes they have Organic foods for sale. Or, better than going to WalMart Costa Rica has many local farmer markets with great produce right off the farm and the majority of the food grown is organic.
El salario mínimo, según un estudio de la OCDE es lo que de hecho ha llevado a más trabajadores a la informalidad, además que el trabajador costarricense es de los menos productivos, al menos en Latinoamérica después de México. Solo trae beneficios a corto plazo.
lo que la jente no entiende que en la mallorya de los paizes, las jente tiene su propia casa o tereno donde vivir, aqui en USA ganando el minimo no pagas una renta, i casi todos rentamos
Keylin Munguía sias picha mae, el salario mínimo es necesario, evita la explotación y protege al trabajador, la informalidad es impulsada más por el soberano despiche que es tener un negocio a toda regla en Costa Rica, con Hacienda encima hay que hacer mucha plata y ser un pillo, para que un negocio propio de una rentabilidad decente.
@@aasolano Cierto Aaron muy cierto. Yo vivo en CR por 20 años y mi esposa e hijas son Ticas y NO CAMBIO este piso tierra por NADA. El problema que tenemos acá son los políticos que descaradamente se burlan de este gran pueblo, mientras ellos se llenan los bolsillos. Algun dia el tico se va a pellizcar, creo que ya esta pasando, y va a empezar a demandar una mejor vida, salarios mas altos porque vivir aca es super caro mae y mejor oportunidades de negocios sin que hacinda te robe todo lo que ganas con el sudor de tu frente. Saludos y cuidate mucho
Well, I haven’t notice the clean part from our stores!! You are totally right. But I do miss US prices and variety in some products. I love going to Walmart when traveling to USA, because I can even buy my makeup (I can’t find my brand here in CR 😔). Thanks for the video!
I know that's true. It's all about marketing. People think that because it's Walmart selling it it's somehow better and therefore they are willing to pay more.
I was thinking the same thing. You can by fresh fruit and veggies everywhere. Way cheaper to, and help people out. Good to see, for a tourist from America, that the exchange rate has stayed steady. I remember changing $700 US and getting a stack of Colones!. Made me a bit nervous
Everything looks well stocked and straight and aligned. A very neat store. I'm a fan of Walmart. I wished some of the small Caribbean islands had a Walmart. Great video.
Glad to see you had a nice experience on our Walmarts and our country, we try our best especially with tourists. Based on the comments I can see you still live between USA and here. Hope you're safe during the quarantine. Pura vida morado!
I bet the customers are more respectful of the workers and put things back where they got them from when they decide not to buy them more so than in the USA! That Walmart reminds reminds me of a Texas HEB except for the appliances! And thanx for the message "Happiness is a lifestyle!"
Hello, great video! That Walmart is located in La Lima, Cartago, and i's true it is so organized, they do a good job. But, i like more the Walmart that is located in Paraíso, Cartago, is bigger, and the floor is white, i don't know is kind of different, but at the end is the same result haha, hope you are doing great. Greetings!
This is the TIDIEST Walmart I've ever seen! in US Walmarts it's usually pandemonium. What part/city in Costa Rica are you? I'm moving to the Puerto Viejo (in Limon) in May (I know - it's the beginning of the rainy season :-) - and I understand there are a lot less people, expats, and mod cons there. But I'm volunteering for 2 months at the Jaguar Rescue Center there! wooohooo! Edit: PS I really like your channel!
Thank you for watching Tina. This Walmart is located in Cartago CR. You will love the Puerto Viejo area of CR and doing volunteer work at the Jaguar rescue sounds awesome. PURA VIDA
I had a good chuckle when you commented on driving a stick shift. I remember the day you learned like it was yesterday. LOL! I can imagine that folks from Costa Rica that visit State Side Walmart's are quite taken aback by the typical shopper profile. Always fun watching your videos.
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This video is the dream of a retail marketer and an OCD person.
Can you show us a Walmart of US? I have been two times in the United States, but I didn't go to a Walmart there, it's the same in every state? Or it changes? Great video, I loved it, you got a new subscriber.
I work at a wal mart in east Tennessee. This store does look great. I like how they have the right items bulk stacked like the things people need and buy not just junk that was sent in. I think the U S stores would be better if they went back to the basics and treated their associates with dignity and go back to good customer service. The clean appearance is due to the workers taking pride in their work but also shoppers not tearing the store up. I have seen customers tear open packages of socks to look at the size then throw the opened one down and get an unopened package.
And another difference is you can't buy guns in Walmart Costa Rica.
Correct! You will not find guns or ammunition in Costa Rica. Actually, I doubt that any other Country except the USA allows guns to be sold in a Walmart.
@@GioandJC in CR Walmart. you can find guns and ammo in cr at the gun and ammo stores :)
Yet we have double murder rate than USA 🇺🇸, don’t give up your second amendment
probably because in Costa Rica there is not even an army
GioandJC maybe not Walmart but guns and amo are certainly available there. My family businesses hire private guards with them.
Mae no entendí nada pero me cuadro el video
Él señor dice que el Walmart de acá es más ordenado que en los Estados Unidos.
Jajajaja Yo tampoco broo😂🇨🇷
Tiquicia potencia mundial
Ni yo pero lo vi todo haha
Jajajajja x2
It’s so clean!! So organized looks so good,Bravo Costa Rica
Yes, it is a lovely store. PURA VIDA
So different from the the dirty , stink Walmart here in Canada .. wonder why Walmart don’t make Walmarts much better..
The Walmart in the USA I think is always crowded and a lot of times kinda nasty
I work for Walmart and the zoning at this store in Costa Rica is perfection, wow!
It is always clean and organized at this store!
What is zoning?
@@commenter7893 I think is ralated to ubication (zone) of all stuff !!!
@@commenter7893 When we try to make the store looks good, neat and organized by pulling the items on the shelves forwarded and make sure that the labels are facing the customers all across the shelves section.
@@joshin436 We call it fronting the shelves in the US
That’s the cleanest nicest Walmart I’ve ever seen
it´s correct, you´re right
Wait to see the Macdonalds, they seem like nice restaurants compare with the ones in the states...
Thank you!❤️
Stores like Walmart and McDonalds are more upscale in Latin America. They cater to rich people. In America it's the opposite. That's the real reason for the difference. I remember my Spanish teacher in Guatemala saying that the most prestigious restaurant in town was the McDonalds and, sure enough, when I went there it was purely affluent people as customers.
@@prime8nate probably because the food costs are expensive for the typical worker class people, and it makes sense too. Not bashing but yeah, I agree with you 100%
I'm watching a dude shop at Wal-Mart. And it relaxes me?
Happy I could offer some relaxation for you! LOL Thank you for watching.
I feel the same
You should show all the fruit and vegetables you can not find in the USA and the tuna aisle section.
Haha!
Better than being at my local one in the middle of the pandemic and living near the coast, no one is social distancing. Everyone is coming to the coast and bringing the virus with them...at least most wear masks in the store.
Great video! I can’t believe how amazingly clean and organized everything is. I’ve been thinking of moving to Costa Rica one day!
Not quite sure why TH-cam recommended this but watching someone doing shopping in quarantine? Sure!
LOL - Thanks for watching. This video has had a ton of views lately and it was shot two years ago.
It happened the same to me!
@@GioandJC in the end is not your fault iMangoVerde doesn't know how to determine the date on TH-cam videos.
Me
Same
4:40 the best example of Costa Rican culture, "thank you" and "your welcome" that's so satisfying to see
Yeah. Very polite and kind people. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
Thank you to show how awesome our country is, and what Costa Rica great
In my experience the citizens of Costa Rica are very clean people.
Yes they are! Pura Vida
Willie Duitt ❤️🇨🇷
We are thank you 😉
Thanks! :D
Uh oh no stinky
I live in Costa Rica and never noticed how neatly organized Walmart is 😂
de hecho... xD jajaja
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I moved to CR when i was six and never realized we have more organized walmarts until this dude pointed it out🤣🤣
You're neatly organized 😏
Neck me up
You showed the coffee isle, but didnt show the canned tuna tuna aisle. Just as large as the coffee section.
I worked for several years as a Zone Supervisor for Walmart in the US. That store is the best looking Walmart I have ever seen. It looks like a grand opening store in the states or maybe getting ready for some regional manager to visit. Really nice and the produce department is awesome. That is where I started with Walmart was as a Produce manager. Nice video.
James thank you for watching and sharing your experience. This store looks like this all the time! I believe it boils down to a management team that works hard on keeping this store in tip-top shape.
People who shop Walmart in the US want its 'everyday low prices.' If people wanted to pay the overhead for more staff and a more organized store in the US, they would shop at Target.
With lower wages in CR, Walmart can afford more staff. With NYs $15 minimum wage, harder to keep prices low with added staff.
While the CR Walmart looks great, I think there is more to the story than just CR people that take pride in their work.
US Walmarts look more crowded and are pushed to keep staffing expenses low.
@@briangasser973 Walmart keeps it's staffing extremely low because the greedy Walton family refuses to increase staffing. They couldn't spend what they already have in several lifetimes. They have an estimated $190 Billion so from my personal experience in their system I say F them. They could take a little less profit and still be more than competitive leaving prices as is. Greed drives them period. IMO
Not sure why YT recommended me this vid of you but actually I enjoyed every single second of it.
Stay safe!
Throwback to when there was lysol in the walmart :(
Well here in Costa Rica it's a mythical creature right now...
Mood
Good times
You can buy it in Pricesmart, but it is fucking expensive
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It is true that the shelves are so clean and tidy. Now in quarantine it is supposed to be even cleaner. Do a video of the one Walmart in Escazu which has a cold room full of beer. Yeah I know, a dream come true.
@M S shut up you fucking piece of shit, and we do have blacks in Costa Rica..
We lived in San Jose for a year back in 2012 and learned very quickly that there were cheaper options for shopping than Walmart (which we found to be one of the most expensive). The Walmart was very nice, though, well-organized, and featured many hard-to-find US products unavailable in some other stores (aside from Auto Mercado or sometimes Mas x Menos). One of our favorite things was the little food court located inside the Walmart. As we didn't have a car and relied on public transportation, it was nice to be able to eat out and do our shopping in one location. Thanks for this stroll down memory lane. We absolutely loved our time in Costa Rica! :-)
Thank you for watching Jenny and sharing your story.
"HAPPINESS is a lifestyle" No guns! we are army FREE. Pura Vida
Pura Vida!
Mae....
Really nice. We are going to Costa Rica for the first time next month. I can't wait.
Angelo, thank you for watching. You will love Costa Rica, it is one of the most beautiful Countries on the planet! We hope you discover the "PURA VIDA" spirit of this special place. Be sure to let us know how your visit was when you get back. Thank you for watching our channel.
@@GioandJC we are staying close to Manoel Antonio national park and I can't wait to see all the beautiful wildlife there. My husband has been there before, but it is going to be my first time.
@@zucabrasil Manuel Antonio is truly spectacular. For a beautiful sunset dinner in a unique place go to El Avion. It is inside an airplane sitting on the side of the mountain with spectacular views and good food.
@@GioandJC thank you very much for the tip about El Avion, we are going to try it for sure. We are leaving on the 1st and I'm counting the days. I've been learning how to use my new camera and can't wait to to try it there.
When the crisis is over we wait for you with open arms
Thank you very much for expressing so well of Walmart in your area. There are still people who think, here in Costa Rica, we are very uneducated and messy. Nice opinion of your experience at Walmart supermarket.
Thank you for watching. The people of Costa Rica are some of the kindest and smartest people I know!
it really depends. although being the capital, san jose is by far the worse area of the country and many people i met here agree with me. people litter so much, the roads are terrible, with holes and cracks and looking unfinished. when the government workers come to repair the roads, they don't care to do a good job. in other areas however, it's much more nicer and clean. places like heredia and santa ana.
Not knowing after watching your video, if I had walked in the Walmart there and seen something that was 3 x 5030, I'd crap. You never see an employee washing the doors in a Walmart in the US. Wow! that is the neatest and cleanest Walmart I've ever seen.
Weird, some people in the comment section say that this is the the cleanest and organised supermarket but, I have seen PLENTY of super market in Costa Rica that are incredibly organised.
Agreed Elizabeth! There are many very clean and organized markets throughout CR.
I literally look at the neatness of the sections as well. Thx for sharing. I’m thinking of coming out early 2121 to check it out for possible relocation.
Great video!! Also, the liquor section is HUGE, as they sell beer, wine and hard liquor. Their pastry isle is amazing also. I went to a Walmart in Costa Rica that sold motorcycles and had it's own section for restaurants (Taco Bell, McDonald's, Ice cream parlor, a restaurant that sold traditional Costa Rican food, etc).
I never went to a Walmart that sells liquor here in Canada they don’t allowed it ..
@@biancamassone5870 I try to get to Canada every year. I went to a Walmart in Montreal last year. Great pastry section!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, they sell many more different items in Costa Rica than other Countries.
Damn, you could make a commercial in that store, its so clean, and all the shelves are faced.
Wow, never seen a wal-mart so clean!
It is always clean like that too!
It is amazing isnt it
M S What’s that supposed to mean?
@M S We don’t have the stereotypical “colored people” attitude you mean? Because Costa Rica itself is a fucking mix of colors.
Every Walmart in the US I go to is clean. Half the shelves are empty by 10am but clean. Staff is not friendly in the least or helpful. I prefer Publix in my area for groceries. Friendly staff cleaner than Walmart but Walmart is not particular dirty.
Cool to see stuff in our country through the eyes of a non-tico!
Thank you Andres! After 5+ years of spending time in Costa Rica and being married to a Tico, I truly LOVE Costa Rica!
@@GioandJC and hopefully soon you'll be able to get married here too 😁
@@andresm645 Yes, we plan to legalize our marriage from here in the USA in Costa Rica as well. Thank you!
"Happiness is a lifestyle", wow! This came up as a recomendation, it's the first time I watch a video of yours and I definitely needed to hear that now that Im kind of beginning to lose my cool during quarantine haha. Loved your vibes. Cheers from Costa Rica! 🇨🇷
Wow! Good for Costa Rica!! Their culture its so impressive!! I cant imagine them right now with covid situation! Soo clean👏
Thank you for watching. Costa Rica is one of the leading Countries in the world for their response to COVID and has succeeded in keeping it under control.
what culture,they don´t have it¡¡¡¡¡¡
@@JORGEGOMEZ-pd3me como que le tienes envidia a CR
@@erickh.r.9087 HHAHA ENVIDIA NI LOCO ES QUE TU PAÍS HABLA MUCHA PAJA Y NO OFRECE NADA ,NO HAY NADA QUE VER Y CARISIMO PREFIERO GUATEMALA DE CENTOR AMERICA,LOS PRECIOS PQARA LOQ EU OFRECE ES SINCERAMENTE UNA PORQUERIA,NO HAY SEGURIDAD ,HAYINDINGENTE A MONTON ,ESO NO S EVE AQUI,AQUI HAY MEJORES LUGARES DE ESPARCIMIENTO QUE DICHO SEA DE PASO SE LLENA D ETICOS QUE SIEMPRE DICEN QUE NI EN SUEÑO PUEDEN DISFRUTAR D ELO POCO QUE HAY ALLA. ME GUSTO EL COSTA RICA D ELOS AÑOS 80 ERA UNA BELLEZA Y PREGUNTELE A SUS VIEJOS PARA QUE EVA AHORA LA NUEVA GENERACION COMO EN LA MAYORIA D ELOS PAISES SOLO LE GUSTA LA DROGA Y DEMASIADO TURISMO A GRAN ESCALA DAÑA LA JUVENTUD Y LOS LUGARES NATURALES QUE USTEDES TANTO CUIDAN Y PARA ESO SOLO LE MENCIONO QUE DARIEN QUE ES UNA PROVINCIA ES LA MITAD DE COSTA RICA Y ES PURA SELVA PROTEGIDA SIN CONTAR LAS ISLAS Y BOCAS DEL TORO Y NO ANDAMOS FANFARRONEANDO. PROMUEVASE CON HUMILDAD Y ASI LE IRA MEJOR.
@@JORGEGOMEZ-pd3me Pues en parte tienes razon porque el pais ya no es lo que era hace unos 30 años pero es por culpa de los gobiernos que promovieron la inmigracion, ahorita estamos llenos de inmigrantes en su mayoria nicaraguenses, colombianos, dominicanos, haitianos que entran al pais ilegalmente y la mayoria se convierten en delincuentes, San Jose centro esta leno de ellos, venden en las calles casi no se puede transitar, pero eso es culpa del gobierno que los ve como mano de obra barata, pero aun asi el pais conserva bellezas naturales y la gente es mas social que en tu querido pais que tiene fama de gente muy pedante y fria, y no me vengas a comparar a CR con Guatermala, ese pais esta controlado por las maras ahi matan gente cada 5 minutos, los criminales piden peaje a la gente en los buses sino los matan, igual pasa en el Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua es otro caos con ese animal que tienen de presidente por eso los nicas se vienen para aca, en fin cada pais tiene sus pros y contras, pero eso no te da derecho a hablar mal de mi pais.
Thanks!
Thank you very much Chris! That was very kind of you.
Nice video 😉
You’re right. Walmarts in CR don’t have the same reputation as in the US. They are way better managed, I believe. The store brand name is still well respected.
Thank you for watching.
Sure, they pay a shit salary
Tico here. Some time ago Walmart bought the national chain of supermarkets. The store Walmart took as its flagship was called Hypermas, which was very well managed, so I guess after they took over, Walmart kept a lot of what it made Hypermas dominate the costarican market.
@@AsesorMusical big deal.
The video was pretty good. Also Cartago is such a nice place. Thanks for showing our country a little to the world!
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. We love Cartaguito.
Salvaje comentario tico aparece, estamos en todas maes...
Jajaja... Another wild comment. Claro en todas!
😂
Great video. Very professional! I love how that Walmart looks- I’ve never seen a Walmart like that in the US!!
Hi, thanks. We appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment.
First and foremost thank you for the video.
I live here in CR so I have visited three diffrent Walmarts.
LET ME SAY: They are the cleanest stores I have ever bern to! They are organized.... YOU CAN FIND ACTUAL PEOPLE TO HELP YOU.
DID I MENTION THEY ARE CLEAN?????
my best experience was on Black Friday. I just so happened to be out that day and went in. No pushing or shoving. No items thrown off the shelves. No long lines. It's just not the culture here to act like maniacs in stores over material items.
Thank you for watching and commenting Rachel. Great observations of your experience.
Hey, costarican here I've heard to horror stories of black Friday in the United States, is it really that bad?
@@cristiniarguedini6186 I want to know too
@@cristiniarguedini6186 vi algunos videos del viernes negros de esos países y déjame decir que es como una ola de gente entrando a las tiendas
En un video vi que había tanta gente apretujandose que al final tiraron los vidrios y entraron de igual forma
@@princekrice3819 que miedo,como pasa eso
Hey man great video, I love how every corner you turn there is a worker. Lol'd when I saw the manager standing around on her phone. For the most part, I enjoy shopping in CR, unless it's at a clothing store - then I feel like I'm literally being followed around the entire store...a tica friend told me they're trying to provide good customer service, but for me, it was kinda invading my space to make a decision. Also, salespeople standing in the doorway of a store is, for some reason intimidating for me to enter! I absolutely love different cultures and the quirks that go along with living and adapting to them!
Thank you for watching!
That's changing. I live near the Walmart in Guadalupe, San José and you can self pay from a year ago or so... Something you wouldn't expect in Latin America
Yo trabajé ahí, comencé cuando lo inauguraron (Noviembre, 2017) y salí un año y tres meses después. Durante todo ese tiempo se mantuvo así de ordenado.
Gracias por un trabajo tan bien realizado.
I haven’t been back in Costa Rica ever since 2015-16 bc I moved here to America and seeing this video makes me miss it:(
We miss it too and can't wait to go back.
Im so proud to be from Costa Rica and i love this type of videos, actually I think that we're so interesting :)
Glad you enjoyed!
Nice video, very clean and organized store. Props to all the employees. Where in Costa Rica is this Walmart?
Hi. This is Walmart in La Lima, Cartago. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment
Cartaguito Campeón hahaha
I love to live there!
I love to live in my Cartago!
Vive Cartago Vive! Pura Vida...
¡Iba a escribir lo mismo jajaja!🤣🤣
Algún día chiquillos, algún día 😉💪
Thanks for showing off how clean and organized our shops, supermarkets and overall places are here in Costa Rica, except maybe the capital city jaja, best regards from San Jose!
Thanks for watching!
@@GioandJC You're welcome and again, best regards for you both!
It all depends on management. My wife worked for Walmart for over a decade in several stores. Crap managers make crap stores. Great managers make great stores.
Very true
Well actually people here do complain about their managers in Walmart. It's kinda a crappy job, but it's the only full time job these people have, I've seen that in the US some people do double shift or more.
I would be a good manager then, I like a tidy ship! This store is well stocked and very clean & organized. Count me in for a trip to Costa Rica after COVID-19!
youtube recommend me this and for me is very interesting to know how American People see our stores. Good Video !
Thanks for watching!
Yo sé dónde es eso, es en Cartago. 🇨🇷💪🏻
Correcto! Es en la Lima de Cartago.
diego quiros También hay uno camino a Paraíso. A mi mami en lo personal, no le gusta ir al de La Lima; prefiere el de Oreamuno.
La división es la misma en todos los Walmart
Victor Manuel Rodriguez Molina porque no le gusta este su mami?
Cual walmart el de cartago centro o el que esta por terramall?
Si es el del centro ese esta bien feo, es horrible XD
It's so satisfying how the things are in a perfect order! Even by color and position haha
Once I went to a McDonald's here in CR with some friends from the US and they were surprised by how clean it looked. I think the difference here is stores like Walmart are kinda "premium". Not that regular supermarkets are dirty or anything, it's just that some places are more expensive and better looking that others. Maybe you can compare restaurants chains between CR and the US one day. Pura vida!
Thanks for watching.
Idea for video is mucho appreciated. Nicer n cleaner n they take pride in their work ethic there. Gracias
Happiness is a Lifestyle love that! So been here a long time and when I first got here I thought the people were putting on an act being so happy.How can people who have little smile so much be this friendly are they all stoned?The kids that share an old soccer ball playing their hearts out.The parents that take pride in their kids appearances w crisp clean uniforms.People of different generations outside in the park conversing instead of texting each other.My wife and I she’s a Tica I’m a Gringo living in a Tico Town.So we have all we need a small comfortable little house 3 cats(rescues) good food and friends.Less is more I’m a personal trainer my wife is a Hairdresser and our monthly Income Imma personal trainer is more than enough to live good.We are on lock down now but have stocked up and spending time w each other,.Everybody stay healthy and true happiness can’t be bought!Pura Vida.
Exactly! Pura Vida... Be well.
I'm tico and definitely I'll need a personal trainer after this quarantine lol
Good for you .. to live in Costa Rica, some of my friends moved to Costa Rica because here in Canada specially in Vancouver everything is so expensive, you can’t buy a house in here anymore .. the Asians took over the market..many Canadians have to live in basements because they can’t rent a decent house .. we think in buy a house in Costa Rica..pura vida!!
Nice story man, I am tico and I´m so glad to have you here, as you know we get along with gringos, this is your second home I´ve noticed !!!
Miguel Angel Ramirez Thank You very much!
This is great to know....wife and I visited Puntarenas a few years back and are seriously looking at retiring in the Rich Coast.
I'm glad you enjoy (or enjoyed) the visit to walmart and hopefully our country too.
I also live part time in Costa Rica. So, yes I love it... Pura Vida!
Thanks for sharing this video, I'm originally from Cartago, Costa Rica and watching you drive on your way to Wallmart brought back some good memories. Greetings from New York where Wallmarts are not as neat LOL. Pura Vida ✌🇨🇷
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That looks like La Lima Walmart. What I love about Walmart in Costa Rica is that most cash registers are open, unlike in the US where there's two or three open even at the busiest time, and a long line waiting for self-checkout.
You are correct that's La Lima. It's close to our home in Cartago. Are you from CR or USA?
@@GioandJC I'm in NY right now but Cartago is my second home, I'm there several times a year
@@suegamboa107 Awesome! So you are a part-time Tico. We are so blessed to live between both.
I live in Costa Rica for 1 month and I noticed the same people were very friendly very clean very proud and when I noticed a delivery truck or any other type of business there was always two people doing the job versus u.s. where they overload you with one person per job thank you for sharing like to go back again
Thanks for sharing!!
It is like they were getting ready to shoot a commercial it's so clean and organized
hi there- thank you for the video! Can you tell me if they sell pre-prepared meals at Walmart like they do in Sam's or Costco?
Thank you for watching. They do carry some of the prepared frozen meals but not the fresh pre-made that you find in USA Walmart stores.
I been to the Walmart in Allajuela I was very impressed. Unlike the US. Poor customer service, messy, and bad attitudes. Typically the behavior of self entitlement Americans suffer from reflects in their work performance.
I hate that Walmart, it looks like the ones on Mexico is is a mess with things outside the store. The ones is Heredia and the MasXmenos are defiantly the nicest ones!
Steveo 007 and also the auto mercado a.
Why I laugh just for the "allajuela"?
I mean, is Alajuela xd
@@jaayfall211 just a wrong word
It's more expensive for sure but I still love shopping there. I currently live in Costa Rica but grew up in Boston.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Pura vida
Que disfrutes del país no soy de ese país. Pero cada país tiene lo suyo..!
Gracias!
Wow Walmarts here in the USA need to learn how its done right! I'll be traveling to San Jose August 1st for dental work. I'm sure I'll be stopping the Walmart. I was there in Feb and didn't even know they had one much less several. Thanks so much for posting this.
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The reason Walmart (and other supermarkets from the same company) in Costa Rica are so organized is because there are third party companies hired by brands to keep their product shelves organized, clean and with enough products (you'll see them working during the day). I believe Walmart in Costa Rice aims more to attract middle class families, so it's not as nice as most Automercados, but is not as bad as Pali LOL.
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do they have ready to eat foods, like we see at Costco? We went to Costco in HI and bought seafood bowls, Mexican foods pre made, etc...
No, this is not something you will see too often in Costa Rica. They have a selection of imported frozen meals you can pop in a microwave but ready-to-eat isn't as prevalent in stores.
Next time when I visit a Walmart here in Costa Rica, I'll check Lysol bottles xD
ya no hay T_T
Eduardo Mora Zúñiga jajajajajaja
Not quite sure why TH-cam recommended me this but watching you doing shopping was nice. Besides that, you look very cute! Hugs from Peru!
Gracias Michael! Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment.
Oh, and they have toilet paper!!!!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣
LOL 😂😂😂
Lord Shango 💀😂😆
Before and during the quarentine too , no problems 🤣
Yes what we don't have is fat people and shootings
TH-cam recommended me this video, and I was like, ok I'll watch it. And it was a cool video. I enjoyed it! haha
We're glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
I would have liked to see the bagging process. Did you pay in USD? Did you use reusable bags? As a traveler to CR it's helpful to see the ins and outs of shopping. Thanks!
That's good feedback. In a future video we will cover the check-out process. We always pay in Colones (the Costa Rican Currency) and we bring our own re-usable bags. Costa Rica is banning the use of single use plastics by 2021, so many stores have already eliminated them.
If you want to visit us, change your cash to Colones, with the nearest bank you can find, that's the very first thing you have to do. Because, as we already know there re people around the world looking how they could scam tourist people, and unfortunately CR its not the exception, anyway, if you can't change your money, or you need to pay something really quick, don't worry, most of the stores here can accept you dollars, but again, most of them they don't receive $100 bill and in some cases $50 bill
If you still live in Costa Rica you can go to the Automercado is a little expensive but you can find so many different products
Thanks we've been to that store as well. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment
That Walmart is the smallest one I’ve seen, way smaller than the one in Escazú. Greetings from CR!!!
I've been in smaller, but this store has all the essentials.
I think the smallest one is in Liberia
@@alissonangulo7990 the smallest is in Pérez Zeledón
What is the difference in the treatment and legalities when you have a fall in their premises due to personnel negligence in a Walmart in Costa Rica ? What kind of medical assistance would one get in USA versus Costa Rica?
can share their experience? Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Honestly have no idea what your question means, sorry. But thanks for watching.
Im tica and I just noticed how organized most Walmarts are here hahah! But definitely not other supermarkets
Thank you for watching! PURA VIDA
Wow they are super perfect in there. We are slobs in the US. Any organic produce or food products?
Yes they have Organic foods for sale. Or, better than going to WalMart Costa Rica has many local farmer markets with great produce right off the farm and the majority of the food grown is organic.
Minimum wage in Costa Rica, allows for most of those employees to live decently, without having to work more than 2 jobs or even 3...
That's a good thing!
El salario mínimo, según un estudio de la OCDE es lo que de hecho ha llevado a más trabajadores a la informalidad, además que el trabajador costarricense es de los menos productivos, al menos en Latinoamérica después de México.
Solo trae beneficios a corto plazo.
lo que la jente no entiende que en la mallorya de los paizes, las jente tiene su propia casa o tereno donde vivir, aqui en USA ganando el minimo no pagas una renta, i casi todos rentamos
Keylin Munguía sias picha mae, el salario mínimo es necesario, evita la explotación y protege al trabajador, la informalidad es impulsada más por el soberano despiche que es tener un negocio a toda regla en Costa Rica, con Hacienda encima hay que hacer mucha plata y ser un pillo, para que un negocio propio de una rentabilidad decente.
@@aasolano Cierto Aaron muy cierto. Yo vivo en CR por 20 años y mi esposa e hijas son Ticas y NO CAMBIO este piso tierra por NADA. El problema que tenemos acá son los políticos que descaradamente se burlan de este gran pueblo, mientras ellos se llenan los bolsillos. Algun dia el tico se va a pellizcar, creo que ya esta pasando, y va a empezar a demandar una mejor vida, salarios mas altos porque vivir aca es super caro mae y mejor oportunidades de negocios sin que hacinda te robe todo lo que ganas con el sudor de tu frente. Saludos y cuidate mucho
Well, I haven’t notice the clean part from our stores!! You are totally right. But I do miss US prices and variety in some products. I love going to Walmart when traveling to USA, because I can even buy my makeup (I can’t find my brand here in CR 😔). Thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching.
In my opinion WalMart in CR is way overpriced compared to other more local stores like Más por Menos or Auto Mercado.
I know that's true. It's all about marketing. People think that because it's Walmart selling it it's somehow better and therefore they are willing to pay more.
Más x Menos is Walmart property...
Also automercado is the most expensive one. Good experience but way expensive
I was thinking the same thing. You can by fresh fruit and veggies everywhere. Way cheaper to, and help people out. Good to see, for a tourist from America, that the exchange rate has stayed steady. I remember changing $700 US and getting a stack of Colones!. Made me a bit nervous
For me as a guy, I like (generally) because I can get most if not all my shopping done at 1 place. For me convenience is important.
Tico here, I'm real glad the algorithm delivered to me such a fine video, keep it up mate ^w^
Glad you enjoyed it!
Everything looks well stocked and straight and aligned. A very neat store. I'm a fan of Walmart. I wished some of the small Caribbean islands had a Walmart. Great video.
Thank you for watching.
@@GioandJC I really enjoyed this video. I am from USA.
Nice video! The store is immaculate. However, it is noticeably slow in there, so that may be why everything is so organized.
I went purposely when it was slow to film. But, even when it is busy that store looks like that!
Glad to see you had a nice experience on our Walmarts and our country, we try our best especially with tourists. Based on the comments I can see you still live between USA and here. Hope you're safe during the quarantine. Pura vida morado!
Yes, for the past five years we have lived in both CR and USA. My Husband is a Tico.
Madre mía Karl pero que haces aquí compañero!?
Nice vlog! I didn't know about the differences between the 2 countries. TY for share it.
Thank you Juan José for watching and taking the time to comment.
that is why we don´t have yet the costarican version of ¨people from walmart¨ :)
LOL
@@GioandJC but...you know.....this could be funny
Jajajaja eso mismo pensé
Gente del Palí :D
@@ghoulbuster1 hahaha gente de pali! Muy cierto
I bet the customers are more respectful of the workers and put things back where they got them from when they decide not to buy them more so than in the USA!
That Walmart reminds reminds me of a Texas HEB except for the appliances!
And thanx for the message "Happiness is a lifestyle!"
Thank you for watching!
Hello, great video! That Walmart is located in La Lima, Cartago, and i's true it is so organized, they do a good job. But, i like more the Walmart that is located in Paraíso, Cartago, is bigger, and the floor is white, i don't know is kind of different, but at the end is the same result haha, hope you are doing great. Greetings!
Yes we have been to both locations. Thank you for watching and commenting.
This is the TIDIEST Walmart I've ever seen! in US Walmarts it's usually pandemonium. What part/city in Costa Rica are you? I'm moving to the Puerto Viejo (in Limon) in May (I know - it's the beginning of the rainy season :-) - and I understand there are a lot less people, expats, and mod cons there. But I'm volunteering for 2 months at the Jaguar Rescue Center there! wooohooo! Edit: PS I really like your channel!
Thank you for watching Tina. This Walmart is located in Cartago CR. You will love the Puerto Viejo area of CR and doing volunteer work at the Jaguar rescue sounds awesome. PURA VIDA
*Deberías ir al pricemart, y de paso comprarte unas mil cajas de donas que están baratísimas y buenísimas B)*
Alla tiene algo que es la misma trama, pero se llama Costco haha
I had a good chuckle when you commented on driving a stick shift. I remember the day you learned like it was yesterday. LOL! I can imagine that folks from Costa Rica that visit State Side Walmart's are quite taken aback by the typical shopper profile. Always fun watching your videos.
This video is the dream of a retail marketer and an OCD person.
Thank you for watching!
Can you show us a Walmart of US? I have been two times in the United States, but I didn't go to a Walmart there, it's the same in every state? Or it changes?
Great video, I loved it, you got a new subscriber.
Sure. We will make a video in our local Walmart. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment
Just recognized my town Tejar in Cartago by looking at that great flag 🇨🇷
PURA VIDA!
Nice video man, greetings from Costa Rica, a little more talking could do well, just an advise. Pura Vida!
Noted! Thank you for watching. Check out our other videos, there is much more talking. PURA VIDA!
Did you move here? Glad to see you like it here. I have been here 15 years and love it hear alot. Keep up the vids.
Hello, we split our time between CR and USA as we have a home in both Countries.
cool video! do you live in Cartago? I live super close from that Walmart
Hi Walter. We live in Cartago and also in Florida. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.
I work at a wal mart in east Tennessee. This store does look great. I like how they have the right items bulk stacked like the things people need and buy not just junk that was sent in. I think the U S stores would be better if they went back to the basics and treated their associates with dignity and go back to good customer service. The clean appearance is due to the workers taking pride in their work but also shoppers not tearing the store up. I have seen customers tear open packages of socks to look at the size then throw the opened one down and get an unopened package.
Respect for your work and someone else's is key to keep the cleanliness. We appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment
I was so impressed with how clean and tidy everything is!! The OCD in me wishes my local Walmart was the same. Loll!!
Thanks for watching and yes this store is an OCD paradise!
OMG I think you're actually really close to where I live, that's super cool
Awesome! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment.
Que novedad, el vive cerca de un waltmart, donde pagan salarios de mierda
It's Condominio Albacete if i'm not mistaken...
Also the CR walmart sub brand Marketside sells small spotted eggs. So cute. Has anyone seen them in the clear plastic cart?
Me gusta que diga United States en vez de América a Estados Unidos, se ve que es un hombre de cultura
iyesto k tiEbe k beR koM lA NabIDad
@@yamilcorrales225 Si, lo entiendo
Gracias. Es algo de lo que tratamos de ser conscientes cuando nos referimos a EEUU.
@@GioandJC Deay pos america somos todos lo del continente pero me quedé perdido con el comentario random KSJSJJSJSJSJS
great video. Didn't know the Costa Rica had a Walmart. Any in Guanacaste?
There are many Walmart locations throughout Costa Rica. I do believe there is a location in Guanacaste.
Great video! Greetings from San José..
Gracias! Appreciate you watching and commenting. PURA VIDA!
Glad you are happy in CR! You are always welcome in our country! (:
Thanks! 😃PURA VIDA!