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  1. Dollar General - 370 Tx

    370 Tx, 370 TX-62, Buna TX 77612

    4.3 Superb 62 reviews

    “Someone needs to stay a bit on top of stocking, especially during COVID, as there is seemingly sometimes stock with labels, unaware or aware to my knowledge, I wouldn't want customers seeing any of that, even if it's on a shelf or whatnot.Labels.Competitive information or whatever the possible badness if any.Things seem to be consistently misplaced the last couple of years, but overall it could use a little cleaning and an modern update, but we've no funds for nitpicking like I tend to do over visial interior aesthetics, haha.On another note, the employees are always kind, given there is more than one at a time cashiering, but I tend to not be bothered unless there is a line and obviously impatient customers behind you with one or two things.Nothing a good "you just have those three things, go ahead!!" Southern hospitality won't fix, but thats a heart matter, and none else on a bad day.Happy Thanksgiving, and God Bless y'all's!”

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  2. Dollar General - 600 FM 105

    600 FM 105, Buna TX 77612

    4.4 Superb 60 reviews

    “Such friendly staff, organized shelves, properly labeled items and whoever built the Coca Cola box structure at the walk in did an amazing job!! Love it☺😀”

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