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  1. Walmart Photo Center - 765 Hurst St

    765 Hurst St, Center TX 75935

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “Left this location about an hour ago with a nice, new, but not life threatening injury from the shopping carts. Very friendly and polite staff, but could use more cart return slots or more frequent cart collection.I grabbed 4 shopping carts from around my mom's car as she pulled into a parking space. The nearest cart return was a bit of a walk, and rather full, and some awful customers left their carts in places that can easily damage other cars.In the process of grabbing the carts, I sliced open my finger. The cut was small, but deep.By the time we reached the front door to the store my finger was dripping blood.The greeter at the door was kind enough to get me some paper towels for the cut. I grabbed a box of bandaids off the shelf and my mom kindly paid for them. And when I notified the gentleman at checkout, he was quick to notify customer service to clean up the carts.Great team present. I'm sorry that some of your customers are so lazy and show 0 concern for others, however, making y'all work harder.”

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  2. Tractor Supply Co. - 1155 Tenaha St

    1155 Tenaha St, Center TX 75935

    4 Good 88 reviews

    “Everyone is always really friendly, prices are fair and theres always a large selection. The pet wash station was clean, just wish there was more shampoo options and brushes available for deshedding and longer haired dogs but overall very happy!”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 765 Hurst St

    765 Hurst St, Center TX 75935

    3.6 Good 210 reviews

    “They had everything I was looking for and more. I always very friendly and polite.Very professional. Betty always puts a smile on my face. TOO MANY NICE EMPLOYEES TO NAME.”

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