“I usually would give this place 5 stars because this is my favorite store in town to go to, they always have the best and coolest things for me and my disabled husband to just slow down and enjoy looking at and buying. But today I have never felt more ostracized, and it wasn't even by a bystander like usual, it was from a employee. Every other employee was so helpful and sweet to me, I wish I knew their names, even tried helping me find an item I was in desperate search to find and bring home with me. But when it came time to check ourselves out, which is hard in itself due to my husband being disabled and we had a lot of things we carried and he has a cane he holds in one hand, it takes us awhile with the new self checkout machines. Today is 09/20/2025. And as we finally got our bag and receipt I do what I always do and tell the young girl at the front to have a good day and I think we finally got out of your hair (haha as I giggle) and she wouldn't even look at me, didn't speak to me, and looked at my husband like either he was an invalid, a criminal, or not worthy of being inside the store let alone in her presence. I'm not even going to mention that he fell outside of the store and started bleeding and had to ask for a bandaid he was already feeling nervous and out of place to begin. And the fact that she treated us like we were less than her when I always make the employees feel like they matter to us because they do because we've lived it hurt me more than him to see his reaction after the fact to her facial expressions and lack of customer service.”
Variety Stores
“I usually would give this place 5 stars because this is my favorite store in town to go to, they always have the best and coolest things for me and my disabled husband to just slow down and enjoy looking at and buying. But today I have never felt more ostracized, and it wasn't even by a bystander like usual, it was from a employee. Every other employee was so helpful and sweet to me, I wish I knew their names, even tried helping me find an item I was in desperate search to find and bring home with me. But when it came time to check ourselves out, which is hard in itself due to my husband being disabled and we had a lot of things we carried and he has a cane he holds in one hand, it takes us awhile with the new self checkout machines. Today is 09/20/2025. And as we finally got our bag and receipt I do what I always do and tell the young girl at the front to have a good day and I think we finally got out of your hair (haha as I giggle) and she wouldn't even look at me, didn't speak to me, and looked at my husband like either he was an invalid, a criminal, or not worthy of being inside the store let alone in her presence. I'm not even going to mention that he fell outside of the store and started bleeding and had to ask for a bandaid he was already feeling nervous and out of place to begin. And the fact that she treated us like we were less than her when I always make the employees feel like they matter to us because they do because we've lived it hurt me more than him to see his reaction after the fact to her facial expressions and lack of customer service.”