American tourists brutally share fair assessment after a visit to KMART in Australia

An American travel blogger shared her honest thoughts about KMART Australia -stores -and her comments arose Aussie -Shoppers.

Carli Rasschaert, a travel blogger that comes from Minnesota and is located in Seattle, shared a video of himself that has a KMART Australia store in Tour Brisbane While it compares with equal massive stores in her American home country.

In one Tap Video, which has collected more than 56,000 views, explained Carli that KMART stores in America have a bad reputation, where many points of sale even go bankrupt.

‘Kmart virtually no longer exists in the US because it was so bad. So this will be an experience for me, “the travel blogger explained.

The content maker who writes for her Adventures with Carli Travel Blog explained that Aussies-Shoppers had recommended that she had viewed the popular local stores insistently that it looked nothing like the American version of the poor quality.

Carli joked in the video: “I’m going to say something that I have never said in my life – but let’s go to Kmart.”

But on arrival in the KMART store of Brisbane, Carli was initially impressed.

“My first impression was:” Why are there so many things at the entrance? “Said Carli in the video -Voice -over.

“It really felt claustrophobic,” she added.

Once in the store, however, there were elements that Carli liked.

“However, I appreciated that they had different vignettes and final caps displays and simply better displays in general,” said the seasoned traveler.

Carli also noted that the wide ‘selection of products’ that was available at the Australian KMART made the lake feel like a [American] Target ‘store, which are extremely popular in the US.

The blogger also called on a few important specific sections.

‘My favorite part of the store was the beauty section. There were some nice finds such as playful bath bombs and the cute Koala -Oog mask ever, “she said.

“I also appreciated the traditional part,” Carli added.

“And the best find of the day was by far the Disco Ball Pinata,” said a cheerful Carli, holding the decorative party item.

Carli concluded the video by saying: ‘In general, this was probably the best KMART experience I have ever had. But the store was still quite confused and gave budgetvibes. ‘

“But there were some good items that you can certainly find here,” she added.

The video attracted hundreds of reactions -with many patriotic Aussies that defended the Down Under version of the mass -retailer.

‘Australian KMART is great’, read a part of one comment, adding that it is ‘not related at all’ with the American KMART stores.

“KMART in Australia is much better constructed than the American Walmart, Ross’s, etc.,” said another answer.

But with Carli’s assessment, the Gripe Aussie Kmart shoppers had her negative use of the word ‘budget’.

‘KMART is a budget! That is what we like, “claimed one answer.

‘KMART is a budget store in Australia. It sells Dupes from higher brands, ‘Read another comment.

Carli himself made the comments to explain further: “Only because a store sells with a discount does not mean that he has to look a budget.”

“It would have been better if it wasn’t that messy, it was certainly not organized for a while,” she doubled in a different response.

A select number of commentators agreed with Carli’s observation that the Australian budget department stores cannot compare ‘with American equivalents such as’ Walmart, Target, Ross for Less’.

Carli made her KMART review -Dideo in response to an earlier video that shared her Tick ​​-account Where she had visited a Target Australia Store.

In that Tiktok video, which has been viewed more than 76,000 times, she delivered a destructive assessment of the Australian version of the store, in particular in comparison with the beloved American equivalent.

“Target lovers, I have bad news: the goals were not equalized here,” she said in the Target Australia Review video.

“Imagine the most sad target where you have ever been … This was worse,” Carli said in the video on social media.

“On the Australians: you earn better than this, or at least better displays and lighting.”