I am giving this review two stars. The only reason I am giving two stars is because the actual sales staff at the store were empathetic and as helpful as they can be with two arms tied behind their backs. Way back in 2021 we ordered a new bedroom set for my oldest daughter with the intention of giving her bedroom set to my now 4 year old daughter who is currently sleeping on a mattress in the corner like a derelict in a flophouse since we didn't want to have a 4 year old sleeping in a crib still causing so much trauma that then turns her into some weird fetishist where she can only get a good night's sleep in a tiny crib acting like those creepy adults who put on diapers and act like babies. Fast forward to halfway through 2022 and I am on day two of sitting around with my thumb up my rear end waiting for delivery of furniture that, honestly, I am not sure actually exists. I mean I paid for it day of purchase so it has to right? The fellowship of the ring made it to Mount Doom in less time. Anyway back to the store. I've become close friends with many of the sales staff over the last 8 months. I may even be god parent to a child or two at this point, I can't keep track, but it has been pushed delivery deadline after pushed deadline and I am sitting here on my couch waiting an hour plus past the most recent delivery window for this fabled furniture. It has now been 8 months and I could have taken a carpentry apprenticeship, chopped down that tree that my neighbor lets leaves blow in my yard from, trimmed the wood, stained and painted, and then assembled in 4 months less time than I have been strung along on this purchase. I actually recently asked the sales staff during one of my weekly forays into the store if their supplier was located in war torn Ukraine, as that is the only feasible reason I could see for it being delayed 2/3 of a year. Turns out it's actually made locally. Guess they are using live beavers to fabricate the wood and the beavers have been in quarantine for the last half a year. And don't get me started on the delivery service they outsource too. At least the store staff has the good graces to be apologetic about the experience. The delivery service gives time windows they have no intention of keeping and acts like they are doing you a favor rescheduling constantly to inconvenient times ruining a father's day because all you want for father's day is two kids sleeping through the night in their own beds that aren't laying on the floor. The delivery service is the most incompetent group of people I've ever had the displeasure of dealing with. I've had hemorrhoids that were less of a pain in the butt than these con artists. Honestly at this point when the furniture does arrive (probably as I'm walking one of the girls down the aisle on their special day as my phone rings telling me I have 15 minutes to get home or miss the delivery) it will probably come as a crumbled pile of wood and disappointment and even if the furniture does arrive in relative furniturish order the delivery staff will probably walk around hammering holes in my walls while urinating on my carpet based on the other reviews I have read about the quality of the delivery and assembly process. Honestly, I think I could pay a hobo $100 to just go to town on my testicles with a pair of pliers and a blow torch and come away with a higher sense of satisfaction than I have felt with this entire process. A few words of advice first to the staff and then the owners. To the staff, Run. Run as fast as you can to another job. I'm sure you lose half your commissions from similar situations and you all seem like decent nice people and I hate to see you in such a constant awkward position of being dressed down by irate customers due to events that are completely out of your control. To the owner and all prior joking aside. You need to look at your entire supply chain from raw materials, to suppliers, fabricators, warehouses and delivery and clean house. This has been a nightmare. I'm out of characters or I'd go on for another 5 paragraphs read more