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I completely understand that Walgreens partners with organizations that help feed kids in need, and…read moreI think that's a wonderful mission. But good intentions don't automatically make something fair or appropriate. At this location, there are always people stationed directly in front of the doors -- not off to the side, but literally standing where customers have to walk in and out. You can't enter or exit without squeezing past them or feeling like you're being cornered to stop and talk. It creates social pressure, and it's uncomfortable. Not because I don't care about the cause, but because I don't like feeling obligated or guilty just to shop. I spoke with who appeared to be the manager about it and was told, "That's fine, but we do it because it's for a good cause." To me, that was dismissive. Customer comfort shouldn't come second to corporate charity optics. What makes it even more frustrating is that many of us already give what we can to these causes. Times are tough -- groceries and essentials are expensive -- and being physically stopped at the door adds guilt to people who are often already doing their best. Supporting a cause is wonderful. But it should never come at the expense of customer experience, comfort, or access to the store. A fair solution would be letting customers donate inside at checkout or digitally, without having to physically push past someone to enter. I hope Walgreens reconsiders this practice. Not because the cause isn't worthy, but because respecting customers' space is too.

One person working the line at the pharmacy-waiting 45 minutes so far to pick up a simple…read moreprescription Every time I go in there it is like this-never anyone to help you-either ridiculously short staffed or not staffing to save money-this location is a nightmare

Camptown Convenience Store - convenience - Updated May 2026

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