You don't get help like that from the staff at HD who might have been selling shoes at Walmart 6 months ago.

@Gus Viano they use Chime, which allows the tenant to deposit cash at places like Walmart, etc. and then send it to the landlord via the RentRedi app. 

One time he bought a weed-eater at Big Lots (kind of a junk version of Wal-mart), and it was a reconditioned one at that.

Commercial buildings use painted masonry all day long, all the time (think Walmart with its painted concrete blocks) without any trouble.

It'd be like pushing your weight around with the cashier at Walmart.

To be honest, investing in the Targets, Walmarts and gaming industry companies is not the worst idea. 

Stretchy shorts from Walmart and a T are my landlord uniform, haha.

If you run out of money because you're drinking appletinis on some beach instead of working in your prime years, you can always get a job at 60 or 70 - I see plenty of people that age greeting Wal-mart shoppers and gathering shopping carts in the parking lot :) 

That is where the new Wal Mart and Texas A&M campus are, so it makes sense.  

If you signing deeds and transfer affidavits at a Walmart parking lot, and believe or not I did that once then you can be a little scared.