It's almost like consumers want inclusivity.
ETA: That's a hell of a lede.
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Target down 6.5% YoY for the month and Costco—beginning to see a pattern here?—up 7.5%
fellow DEI capitulators Walmart and McDonald's both saw foot-traffic increases, up 2.7% and 4.5% respectively.
Hm... what is the pattern?
- Target - no DEI - down 6.5%
- Walmart - no DEI - up 2.7%
- McDonald's - no DEI - up 4.5%
- Costco - DEI - up 7.5%
Were they all supposed to go up as much as Costco?