This place has everything I need. Literally everything. But I couldn't get anyone to help me buy a $300 Stihl trimmer with another $100 in accessories.
I asked the person up from for assistance, who told me her manager had to get it down, fill it with fuel, and make sure it starts and give me the manual. I said great.
I returned ten minutes later and she told me the same thing, looking down the main aisle toward the back, and told me she couldn't go back there - even though there was nobody in the store. She said sorry without looking at me and I said "No problem" very politely, and left.
Now I'm an understanding guy. I'm not mad. But a word of advice. If there's a person willing to buy something - anything - I don't care if it's two cans of paint, a filter, or a mower - you help them. If the owner of the store was there, and the person needed to get a manager in the back - you bet your ass they would have jogged to the back and got the manager to assist me in a timely manner. If you're not helping your own customers, what are you in business for? This is America. Land of opportunity. And when there is opportunity, literally in front of you, snatch it up. Don't let people walk away from you. Don't let them leave. Bend for them. Care for them. Cause you don't know who they are. I know I don't look like much - just a long haired dad that plays guitar and is mellow as yellow. But I talk. And I have more real life friends than anyone. And while I won't put Ace down, because I genuinely believe they have a good store. I will steer people away. Cause I simply don't want my friends or family or community to waste their time when there are other options.
Ace. Step it up. If you do. I will be back. read more