Things that are/were sold at the "wrong" place

I loved the apple jelly cookies at IKEA, but they don't sell them anymore!😢

Metal adult Freddy Krueger glove was for sale at Toys R Us, it even said "NOT A TOY"

there once was a store near where i grew up which sold shotguns and whiskey
(ferguson, mo - when it was mostly white, to be exact)

hot dogs at the home depot

candy at the best buy

Walmart selling groceries is relatively new here in Canada and it still throws me for a loop.

Home Depot selling chocolates

They closed down the Cinnabon store and now sell the rolls at an Asian noodle stand.😐

7-11 selling funko pops.

Grocery items at our regional home improvement chain, Menards. Everything from bread and milk to frozen foods - no fresh produce or meat, though. My concern is that if they're not a true grocery store, are they abiding by food-safe procedures since grocery is not their specialty or focus.