Tallahassee Walmart was usually a quiet, humble branch of the American supermarket chain, staffed by the happy manager Song, his oddly close grumpy employee, a pair of females from god knows where, and his pets, Honey Bug the tabby and Fangyue the fluffy samoyed. It was a place where professors and police officers felt comfortable to practice their native haggling over pre-priced goods, introverts bought enough snacks and instant food to choke a cow because they couldn’t cook, and old ladies came for regular pet therapy. The quiet shop was one of the main reasons people still lived in Tallahassee, considering how crap the police and living accommodations were, if you took the residents of block C as examples of the excellent citizens taking their chance in the poorly built housing.