33186 OH-124, Langsville OH 45741
“I love that we finally have a local store here in Langsville but I do have one drawback about a worker that works there. This morning Being August 2nd of 2022 my daughter was having problems with her vehicle and there's no cell service in this area as most of us know so she stopped by the store figuring you know we live 3 minutes up the road she just called her mom and let her know cause she was scared of bringing the vehicle home. So she walked in the store asked the woman if she could use the phone, woman got very rude with her asking if it was local and, she said yeah, and the woman rudely told her well use it quickly because this is a business phone. so I you know some people need to watch their attitude when customers come in because this is a locally owned store That we don't just go to to shop 4 but if we were to break Down we know that the owners would be there to allow us to borrow the phone. because we are, local we're all neighbors. So bad review for the woman with blonde hair that drives the blue car and worked that morning before Missy.”
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