Let’s be honest, shall we? Target is clearly superior to Walmart, but both companies have their own unique characteristics that make them the best in retail. Walmart has almost five times as many stores as Target in the US, and it shows in customer churn. Target has over 30 million customers a week, but Walmart beats them by a long shot, with over 37 million customers daily.

Target is one of those places where shopping is fun, not a chore, while Walmart is more frustrating than fun. Both companies have found ways to make progress in retail while keeping their profit margins at acceptable levels. More changes are coming to Target and Walmart’s Michigan locations that will make customers happy.

I don’t know about you, but when it comes to shopping, I prefer to do it in person and quickly. I don’t like spending a lot of time in stores because of other people doing really annoying things. Still, the average Target shopper takes about 28.7 minutes to shop, while Walmart shoppers are a little over 3 minutes slower at 31.8 minutes.

Whether you prefer Target or Walmart, both have changed their products to make their customers feel comfortable. Walmart has announced discounts on over 7,000 products to maintain the price difference with its competitors. Target, on the other hand, will reduce prices on over 5,000 products to meet customers’ desire for inexpensive and essential products.

If you want to beat the rush and take advantage of these deals, Tuesday is the best day to go shopping.