Eastchase Market — Attraction in Fort Worth

My favorite thing about this place is the diversity of races that are there. Right off the bat when I pulled in, I was lucky enough to see two elderly people racing across the parking lot in their mobility assist buggies, and even though the man had to knock the woman out of her cart in order to have a clear victory, it was still a close race. The ambulance driver said that the lady be fine and verified that she did get second place in the race. No sooner did I get turned around, the next race started. This one was between an overweight police officer and a young feller that had an athletic build and I guess he was a painter because his whole body was covered in Black paint. I'm from a small town and anytime we paint ourselves black, we wash it right off so there is no chance that we are mistaken with them people of the other ethnicity. And my eyesight has started to fail in my old age so, there is the possibility that this man really was a colored fella. The race ended as soon as it started. When the fat cop saw he was gonna lose, he just pulled out his gun and shot the hard working painter. He didn't kill him, and yes the man has been confirmed to be one of those African North Americans. They did send his family a second place trophy so that they would be able to know that he was in a race, and not involved in a mugging or anything like that. Now once inside... There was a rat race..... And I left early, but would bet on the little short feller that was involved, because boy could he corner and was so short that he could run Under the other folks...

There are several different stores in one section for those moms who are trying to beat the school bus home, but also want to explore more than one store. There is a Marshalls on the end which gives you enough time to shop for you and be selfish, a dollar tree next to it so you can grab some crafts to do with the kiddos to ease your guilt about buying yourself the first piece of clothing since you found out you were pregnant with your first child, a Ross dress for less just in case you couldn't find a bag and some shoes in Marshalls, and an Aldi's to grab the groceries for the week or day. There are more stores on the strip, but this gives you an idea of what you could possibly do...

I have only been to Aldi and the Target in this area. The Aldi has rude management towards the end of the night. They start yelling that the store will close around 10 minutes before 8pm. That's right, all Aldi stores now close at 8pm if you did not know. If you are not in line prior to 8pm, the register will close and you will have to come back the next day. I have been shopping Aldi for over 13 years, mostly in the Grand Prairie area. They have never threatened to close the register and force you to come back the next day. Just rude people at this location.

The Target store visit was the most recent and only to meet a relative and talk. I did not shop or...