Ohio, USA Ken Abroad Tourist's First Time In USA Walmart

I also see guns here. But these are not real guns. Wow, but these are not real guns. this is like How do you call it? Like a BB gun, I think? Yeah, look at that! proper sized rifle here. Air gun. Interesting. And we have paintball guns here as well. I did hear before that some Walmarts also sell If you're an American watching this let me know if that's true. That's what I heard before but I think here in this Walmart at least you only have like BB guns and like soft air. I think it's like soft air rifles and I actually think this is ammunition here. This is probably for real guns though. And yeah, if you wanna get a huge rifle like this it's gonna cost you $194. And something that I notice already here. Look at that. I am quite tall 190m or 6'3ft and I even have to stretch to reach the top shelf. How are you supposed to to grab something from up there if you're not as tall as I am? Are there any ladders here? No. That is strange. how are small people shopping from the upper shelf? I'm not sure, though if this is the case like this in every Walmart. This is literally crazy! I think I've never seen such a huge box of a laundry detergent like Wow, everything here is so big. That is... Oh! That is literally crazy. I always heard about that everything is bigger in America and now seeing that for the first time inside a supermarket is quite funny. And they also have electronics here. For example, a huge TVs for $298. that doesn't sound to be that expensive to me. Like a huge QLED TV like $250. Okay, plus tax then on top of it but I'm very surprised so far about the prices here. You can buy iPhones here even. How much is an iPhone here? iPhone 17 Pro Max for. $1,099. All right, I think that's the regular iPhone 17 price. Also they have Samsung Galaxies here I prefer over iPhones but that's my personal preferences. What is this phone? This looks like a old phone from like the 2005 era interesting but I don't see a price here. Unlocked version $80. You can buy an old school phone like this here for $80? That's interesting. So yeah, you literally have everything here in Walmart I feel like even electronics phones TVs laptops as well. Yeah, you certainly can't get these things in German supermarkets Like you need to go to like a department store to buy things like that. like a mall in here. I feel like there's nothing that Walmart doesn't have. Like this is the place to come to for whatever you need. Like literally everything is here and that's actually pretty cool because in Germany like we have so many different shops like supermarkets are only for groceries and then you have shops like you have something like Home Depot if you wanna buy like stuff that you know, like you can use in the home stuff like this. So in Germany you have to go to many different places to get all these things that is actually so cool that you can get literally everything inside one under one roof. And we do have a huge pizza section here. That looks interesting. So you can get one of these pizzas for about $7.50 right here or as low as $4.82 yeah, they probably have a very large pizza section. It's a very popular food here in America. So so many different choices. That is another thing that I noticed here like every item has so many different options like if you wanna buy a pizza they are literally like a hundred different pizzas to choose from. That is crazy! it's so overwhelming to have so many choices especially like imagine you're new here like I would move to the US and then I wanna try like a pizza and then I have to try my way around like try like a hundred different types of pizzas until I found one that I really like, you know? A lot of a soda drinks here as well. Vitamin water. that I notice here in America. You have a lot of "flavored water drinks" with no sugar or at least they are promoted as low calorie drinks like this vitamin water for example. Oh. Including 27g added sugar. Okay, I guess this one at least is not a low sugar low calorie. I noticed something that is very different. You have the eggs here inside a refrigerator not really refrigerator but it's cold, you know? In Germany in our supermarkets the eggs are not stored at a cool place. They are stored like in a regular shelf. That is interesting. And right behind the checkout stations. lottery machines here, I think. So touch screen to play games. So if you're lucky you can win some money here in Walmart as well. And yeah, many of the checkout stations were actually how do you say that? Self-service? So you have to check out the items yourself. So there's nobody there to help you pack it or help you scan it.