“I've come to this store since I was a little girl. It's process are way to high, and they really don't help you with coupons but being the only real store in college place.besides wallmart Wich I well not go to.i have no choice so the amount of food stamps I get for a month only last a week and that being very carefully what I buy no treats no junk food.maybe sugar flour and baking powder and baking soda,milk and a tiny container of coffee and there's 100$ gone . No fruit no veggies . That would be another50 if I did and one loaf of bread is12$. Meat what would cost you 6bucks at Walmart would be 20 here. But they do have bulk ! Lol.its sad that this towns allowed these process to go Soo high.thete gonna end up closing because 7thday Adventist won't be able to shop these process much longer.”
“Always helps me find electric cart for my friend very polite...almost done moving things around I hope, lol the remodeling is total, even the parking lot got redone. Nice no more pot holes. ❤️like the organization now. I love self check out. The prices are definitely better than Safeway this year.new post because of whatever is going on a lot of my fav products have disappeared ?wow a lot more of the products i used to buy are only available with online ordering now. Otherwise continuing to be my fav place to shop.”
“Mostly good I work here and want to clear up some reviews. The self checkout does should have cashback, it's always asked me when I buy something. As for the lady staring she was probably tired and just trying to catch a glitch so she could report it. How else are you supposed to verify? We check receipts for major items like electronics. We also have random inspects. I don't know the criteria but I've been checked too and like I said I work there. Panhandlers. I don't know anything about this but after a few attacks and people robbing us during the holidays most employees want to tell a team lead or coach. They're technically not doing anything wrong unless they're following you. Changed diapers in the frozen food section, alert a manger immediately, that sounds like a day crew problem and something that a customer did. A lot of costumers like to put things in places they don't belong. Floor workers are not the people you tell. They rip up the floors and put new ones in, you want an associate to get a member of maintenance and a manager. They always respond, every time without fail. I have never seen them blow off a customer. If there was a problem it was probably a younger associate or you. As for what we have in stock most associates work in different sections of the store and need a handheld to check. So unless we get a gardening product in the chili aisle or Vaseline in the cereal aisle we probably haven't been to that side. Both of those would be because a customer changed their minds about buying something and instead of dropping it off at returns (near the front of the store) or put it back just decided to throw it back on whatever shelves they were near. You are not allowed to go near Pharmacy unless you have a medical license. Don't expect customer service unless it's specific to the area you're in. If someone doesn't usually help they may need to use a handheld.”
“Mostly good I work here and want to clear up some reviews. The self checkout does should have cashback, it's always asked me when I buy something. As for the lady staring she was probably tired and just trying to catch a glitch so she could report it. How else are you supposed to verify? We check receipts for major items like electronics. We also have random inspects. I don't know the criteria but I've been checked too and like I said I work there. Panhandlers. I don't know anything about this but after a few attacks and people robbing us during the holidays most employees want to tell a team lead or coach. They're technically not doing anything wrong unless they're following you. Changed diapers in the frozen food section, alert a manger immediately, that sounds like a day crew problem and something that a customer did. A lot of costumers like to put things in places they don't belong. Floor workers are not the people you tell. They rip up the floors and put new ones in, you want an associate to get a member of maintenance and a manager. They always respond, every time without fail. I have never seen them blow off a customer. If there was a problem it was probably a younger associate or you. As for what we have in stock most associates work in different sections of the store and need a handheld to check. So unless we get a gardening product in the chili aisle or Vaseline in the cereal aisle we probably haven't been to that side. Both of those would be because a customer changed their minds about buying something and instead of dropping it off at returns (near the front of the store) or put it back just decided to throw it back on whatever shelves they were near. You are not allowed to go near Pharmacy unless you have a medical license. Don't expect customer service unless it's specific to the area you're in. If someone doesn't usually help they may need to use a handheld.”
“Mostly good I work here and want to clear up some reviews. The self checkout does should have cashback, it's always asked me when I buy something. As for the lady staring she was probably tired and just trying to catch a glitch so she could report it. How else are you supposed to verify?We check receipts for major items like electronics. We also have random inspects. I don't know the criteria but I've been checked too and like I said I work there. Panhandlers. I don't know anything about this but after a few attacks and people robbing us during the holidays most employees want to tell a team lead or coach. They're technically not doing anything wrong unless they're following you. Changed diapers in the frozen food section, alert a manger immediately, that sounds like a day crew problem and something that a customer did. A lot of costumers like to put things in places they don't belong. Floor workers are not the people you tell. They rip up the floors and put new ones in, you want an associate to get a member of maintenance and a manager. They always respond, every time without fail. I have never seen them blow off a customer. If there was a problem it was probably a younger associate or you.As for what we have in stock most associates work in different sections of the store and need a handheld to check. So unless we get a gardening product in the chili aisle or Vaseline in the cereal aisle we probably haven't been to that side. Both of those would be because a customer changed their minds about buying something and instead of dropping it off at returns (near the front of the store) or put it back just decided to throw it back on whatever shelves they were near.You are not allowed to go near Pharmacy unless you have a medical license. Don't expect customer service unless it's specific to the area you're in. If someone doesn't usually help they may need to use a handheld.”
“Mostly good I work here and want to clear up some reviews. The self checkout does should have cashback, it's always asked me when I buy something. As for the lady staring she was probably tired and just trying to catch a glitch so she could report it. How else are you supposed to verify? We check receipts for major items like electronics. We also have random inspects. I don't know the criteria but I've been checked too and like I said I work there. Panhandlers. I don't know anything about this but after a few attacks and people robbing us during the holidays most employees want to tell a team lead or coach. They're technically not doing anything wrong unless they're following you. Changed diapers in the frozen food section, alert a manger immediately, that sounds like a day crew problem and something that a customer did. A lot of costumers like to put things in places they don't belong. Floor workers are not the people you tell. They rip up the floors and put new ones in, you want an associate to get a member of maintenance and a manager. They always respond, every time without fail. I have never seen them blow off a customer. If there was a problem it was probably a younger associate or you. As for what we have in stock most associates work in different sections of the store and need a handheld to check. So unless we get a gardening product in the chili aisle or Vaseline in the cereal aisle we probably haven't been to that side. Both of those would be because a customer changed their minds about buying something and instead of dropping it off at returns (near the front of the store) or put it back just decided to throw it back on whatever shelves they were near. You are not allowed to go near Pharmacy unless you have a medical license. Don't expect customer service unless it's specific to the area you're in. If someone doesn't usually help they may need to use a handheld.”
“Always pleasant and helpful. They go the extra mile to try to get you what you need for the lowest cost, even without asking them to do it. I really appreciate them so much.”
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