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  1. Dollar General - 442 Maryville Hwy

    442 Maryville Hwy, Seymour TN 37865

    4.4 Superb 16 reviews

    “OH MY STARS — LEE ANN IS A NATIONAL TREASURE HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT AT DOLLAR GENERAL. I walked in needing toilet paper and a pack of gum. I walked out with a soul HEALED. Lee Ann didn’t just ring up my items — she rang the bell of hope and humanity in my weary heart. A line 7 people deep? She destroyed it like a checkout ninja, scanning with such speed and grace you'd think she trained with NASA. Someone dropped a jar of pickles? She caught it mid-air, I SWEAR. Babies stopped crying. Birds outside started harmonizing. A light beamed down from above. She’s not just a Dollar General employee — SHE IS DOLLAR GENERAL. The general of dollars. The commander of deals. The warrior of good customer service. You walk into her aisle? You walk into the presence of LEGEND. Someone get this woman a cape. No — a crown. No — her own parade. Lee Ann, if you're reading this: never change. You're the reason the Earth hasn’t exploded. 11/10. Would shop again just to feel your heroic aura.”

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  2. Dollar General Market - 10329 Chapman Hwy

    10329 Chapman Hwy, Seymour TN 37865

    4.3 Superb 95 reviews

    “Great selection of reasonably priced items.Extremely helpful staff especially the two awesome employees that pushed & bumped started my Mini when I couldn't start it on the parking lot. Forever grateful for that ?”

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  3. Dollar General - 11708 Chapman Hwy

    11708 Chapman Hwy, Seymour TN 37865

    3.5 Good 84 reviews

    “Dollar general doesn’t know what they have here. These 3 ladies are killing it every time I come in this store. Working like rented pack mules. Give these women some respect and credit!!! They deserve it! Couldn’t ask for better employees. I’m a business owner and would praise God for women like this!”

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