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LET THE SHOPPING BEGIN! Line WRAPS Around The K-Mart In Spokane Valley!

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© Customers stand in line Thursday morning at the K-Mart in Spokane Valley © Customers stand in line Thursday morning at the K-Mart in Spokane Valley

SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. - Hundreds of people flooded into the Spokane Valley K-Mart Thursday morning! It took 7 minutes for the whole line to get in....that's a lot of people! The line wrapped around the back! The first person in line said they were shopping for tablets. Shop safe out there, it can get nasty!

 

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