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  1. Dollar General - 6416 Nolensville Pk

    6416 Nolensville Pk, Antioch TN 37013

    4 Good 70 reviews

    “I’ve shopped several DG locations across the state of TN over the last few years, including this one when I used to work in the area as it was on my commute. This was my first visit in a couple of years and wow! A lot has changed! The staff has always had great customer service but, where many DGs fall short, the store was very well stocked, neat and clean. Especially the restroom. This is a store I would go out of my way to visit with the exceptional customer service Patrick and Nelson!”

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  2. Dollar General - 3803 October Woods Drive

    3803 October Woods Drive, Cane Ridge TN 37013

    3.9 Good 40 reviews

    “The store overall is a five star but the person that worked in it was very rude. Her name was Teresa. She asked me to move over at first and I did then she rudely said move over. I’m trying to work. I told her I’m sorry I thought I moved over enough and she’s still very much rude. The lady is rude. Every time I go in there and very unprofessional.”

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  3. Dollar Tree - 5360 Mount View Road

    5360 Mount View Road, Antioch TN 37013

    3 Average 101 reviews

    “Around 3:00 to 3:20 I walked in the dollar tree to grab a few things Get to the register and asked to split the form of payments into to transactions made myself perfectly clear that I wanted to split the form of payment into two separate transactions only to be ignored by the employee as if I didn’t exist basically not wanting to communicate with me properly and then embarrassed by the employees as Cho if I couldn’t afford or pay for the items in a act of r racism continue to ignore me while standing at register while swiping my car numerous of times as if I didn’t have any money on my account, embarrassing me and had the nerve of enough to ask me oh sir, do you want me to pay for your food so I decided to walk out after the kept saying hey hey and not addressing me properly Im 45 years only and will not tolerate this type of treatment it was definitely racism from the employees here at Dollar tree”

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