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  1. Dollar General - 10789 FL-40

    10789 FL-40, Silver Springs FL 34488

    3.8 Good 46 reviews

    “I like going to this Dollar General cuz I can just be myself. Messy Hair don't care. I don't gotta get all gussied up like I'm going to Walmart. Five Stars!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 15928 FL-40

    15928 FL-40, Silver Springs FL 34488

    3.4 Good 30 reviews

    “Nice staff kinda clustered but still in working order with all the people they get in this location is just crazy they only have a few employees but that's not on them that's on corporate or upper management that must not care about the employees getting over worked while under staffed or the customers having to wait to get things because there isn't enough people to get the products on to the floor or shelves... The DM or GM here should be fired 100% and that's coming from a business owner that has done plenty of business with lower & upper companies & it's just plain to see they abuse the situation they have and the local... They would do 3 times the numbers they do after 4 months here and the locals know there is more staff and products are available now but as of the moment this location is only a joke due to upper management and or corporate”

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  3. Dollar General - 16085 FL-40

    16085 FL-40, Silver Springs FL 34488

    3.2 Average 47 reviews

    “Extremely clean store with everything you need!! This location even has fruits and vegetables in its own section of the store conveniently in the front when you walk in..”

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