If you had to spend a month alone in a store, which would it be?

Wal-Mart because there is at least some food to eat and something to drink
and also a change of clothes

A grocery store, so that I wouldn't starve to death.

yeah, and they also have a dressing room and the outdoor section which you could use to sleep.

I'd quit the contest. It sounds like a stupid waste of my time.

Locked in? Is food provided? Bed? No contact with the outside world?

If I were back home I'd say Marshall Field's in downtown Chicago - many floors, just about everything.

Bookstore, Borders.

> yeah, and they also have a dressing room and the outdoor section which
> you could use to sleep.

It would work for me and all I need is a boyfriend to spend the time with me he he

A good book store, with a cafe in it. Vroman's in Pasadena would do nicely.

Sears.

YAY!!!

I can't imagine being forced to do this. I hate malls.

Walmart..or something similar...it's got everything.

A superstore, mostly groceries, but with beds and clothes.
I wonder, will the liquor section be locked?

An upscale, overpriced grocery store. Those have food, and then will have stuff like TVs, DVDs, and other knicknacks.

Bloomingdales, I guess... a big department store anyway.

Oh crap, I'm probably going to starve, or be forced to eat Bloomindale's gift foods.

Fancy chocolate and cheese in a tin box?

for a month!

The Apple Store. Then I wouldn't have to be without the Internet all that time.

Target.

Because I like to shop there.... and there's variety - which will keep me busy for a month.

I guess I'd go for a Walmart super store too. The only thing lacking is a shower, but I could rig a bath up using a wading pool.

I wouldn't. Seriously.

Not sure, I know it would have to be like a super walmart or a super target, due to they have food i can eat, then when I get bored I could open a movie and watch it on one of the tvs.

Wally world as it has almost everything.

Honestly, I could disappear in a good bookstore for a month.

Asda baby.. they have food, clothes, toiletries.. how much fun could one person have...

so without any explanation of what i get to do in that store and why i would want to stay in a store!!!!! it is hard to say. do i get to keep stuff from the store or just use stuff from the store?? this is not very well explained and a month in any store would be boring!
so a few possible reasons.......... i would stay a month in a motorcycle dealership store and ride all the motorcycles to my hearts content or if i can have them, take some home.
otherwise maybe best buy or circuit city so i can play with all the electronics and then take some home.
i still think a month would be boring and i wouldn't enter the contest.

next survey...."How long could you live in a bookstore?"

Real Canadian Superstore, because they sell pretty much everything. I'm guessing that I get to make use of the products in the store, eat the food etc. Otherwise, I wouldn't much care.

So what do I win?

...and why is this "family"?

It would have to be somewhere with a healthy selection of food - the only place I can imagine having enough variety of food to last me a month is a supermarket. Not sure where I would sleep though

Probably something like a Walmart........ which has everything

Borders. I'm sure I could survive of the tea and muffins they serve, they have nice toilets and I could quite easily entertain myself reading books for a month,

> It would have to be somewhere with a healthy selection
> of food - the only place I can imagine having
> enough variety of food to last me a month is a
> supermarket. Not sure where I would sleep though
>

I would imagine getting packages of toilet paper and making a bed on that.

Hmm, that could work. There is a clothes section at my local supermarket - maybe I could throw enough of those on the floor to make a bed.

The problem with that, is the clothes are treated for shelf life (moths I guess) and the constant breathing in of those fumes may make you ill. If the mart had a washing machime, if you could wash them fisrt that would be ideal! Oooh! Furs!!

No washing machines, and also the risk of unexpected buttons on the garments

oooh, buttons...owie...zippers...yikes......I picked a store that doesn't sell food by the way, what was I thinking?

What do they sell?

IKEA

A WalMart store that has groceries. I could cook, watch t.v., use the phone and take over the McDonalds that's in there, too. There are books, toys and better furniture that I have at home. Plus, I'd win the contest.

Super Wal-Mart or super K. I don't think I'd be alone though...our Wal Mart is open 24 hours a day.

Sears. Tools. Cool tools.

Bass pro. Love to hunt & fish. Plus they have a cafe & a clothing section & outdoor area.

Super Walmart... Man the toys, and all the goodies there to play with... and lots of food to eat... Let me at it...

Borders - books AND a nice cafe.

Target. It has everything I need.

What are the rules? Do I have to pay for anything I use within the store or do I have free access to all their products whilst I am a resident?

The store I picked has an electronics section with CDs and stereos, and the store is real big. I'd be playing CDs loud and seeing how far away I could still hear them.

Wal-Mart...because it's got everything I'd need to survive for a month.

A close second would be a porn shop.

Wal-Mart.

Super Wal-Mart.

Selfridges in London

Wholefoods. They have everything I need.

> Hmm, that could work. There
> is a clothes section at my
> local supermarket - maybe
> I could throw enough of those
> on the floor to make a bed.
>


Do they not have super center type places over there? I could see that being an American thing... Or, maybe you just meant there aren't any around you?

Wal-Mart would have nearly everything I needed.

There are some supermarkets with small clothes, electricals, toys and household goods aisles. I've never seen one with furniture or large electricals like dishwashers.

If I get food independantly: Fopp so I had music and books.
If I don't: Marks and Spencers

Fred Meyer. They have groceries, camping equipment, paper products like paper towels & tp, a home electronics section, books, magazines, DVDs, etc. They have nearly everything a Super Wal-Mart does, but they aren't open 24/7, which means there wouldn't be a lot of people in the store at night when I'm trying to sleep.

I guess target...... they have everything. My initial thought was walmart, but that place is kinda dirty

Tesco's as it has everything

I WOULD CHOSSE WAL-MART CAUSE I LOVE IT AND IT'S ALREADY MY 2ND HOME