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“Avery was the best Verizon consultant ever. He spent time after his shift was over to continue working with me on a transfer of account. He was the best person I ever worked with. Please give him a praise and a shout out plus a big raise and thank him”
10AM - 8PM
1210 N Wenatchee Ave D, Wenatchee
Electronics
“This cricket location has all around excellent service in my experience. All 5 of the employees I've met over the past few months have always been incredibly helpful, and give me the straight honest answers to what I should probably best fits my situation in both not wasting any money but also providing what tools/services I need for my day to day living.
Also, a special shout to Aaron (who I'm 99% sure is the store manager). As a disabled veteran who is doing the sloooow fight with the VA to raise my claim from a ridiculous 20% (even though I have permanent back damage, that is a constant”
Open 24 hours
925 S Mission St, Wenatchee
Electronics
“This store has been in the valley as long as I can remember. Everyone loves a good slurpee right?? The employees are generally polite and good natured but every so often you will find your "bad egg" among them. It's hard to blame them, considering the location of their store, which draws in a rather... colorful... crowd. I'm sure this would try anyone's patience. But the lines go quickly most of the time and it's significantly better than the Chevron residing kitty corner to it, which is an absolute joke.”
“Walked in to up grade my Phone. Nathan looked at my plan and offered me a better plan per a month and added a line. Joshua got everything changed over for me and both men were very friendly and helpful.”
Electronics
Electronics
Electronics
“In the curated theater of American consumerism, Target's veneer of aspirational minimalism reveals a subtler entropy: its clientele, often cloaked in the performative respectability of suburban aspiration, manifests a more insidious disorder than Walmart's unvarnished proletarian candor. Where the latter's chaos is overt and egalitarian in its vulgarity, Target's aisles harbor a performative ghettoization of entitled disarray masquerading as sophistication. A fleeting anthropological vignette of decline.”