What does Walmart see in TikTok? Millions of young shoppers

Walmart has an online store and sometimes they have good deals, but because it seems that it really isn't a Walmart store, just a bazaar market from thousands of other sellers, I don't trust it.

There's something "off" about the website too, which I can't put my finger on. I do shop online for many things and I shop at Walmart in person, mainly bulk stuff like air filters, cleaning stuff, and canned food. Some stuff doesn't make sense to be shipped individually to each home when a pallet full to the local WM makes so much more shipping sense.

Walmart needs to be much clearer about what can be picked up today at a nearby store, what is sold (and backed) by WM and what can be shipped to our homes for free. Every time I find something online that I'd like, it isn't available in any local stores. A pop-up should say - "get it tomorrow" or "get it in 2 days at your home", for free. I'd rather have a new TV delivered to home than have to lug it from the store.

And I'll not have TikTok on my home/work network, ever. Doesn't matter who the owner may be. Facebook as been banned since around 2006.

Walmart needs to ask the question, "what will young people see in Walmart". Walmart is, um, the opposite of youthful and trendy. Will young people want to identify with it? Or will they be repulsed and look elsewhere? Walmart execs might not like the answer to these questions.

Walmart led the way to making China a global manufacturing powerhouse.