My "experience" began on Monday, 3/02/21 around 10 am. I walked in ..vendors of all kinds..with their products all talking, chatting, catching up with one another while the front area of store is cluttered..wth?
Approaching the checkout lane, the two ladies working, Sherrie (manager) and an associate walk AWAY from me...Sherrie, to the back/break room, associate turning her back away from me, removes her mask, wipes her face and nose with her ungloved hand, replaces them, then looks at me and says, "I am sorry, I couldn't help it. I was drenched." I said, " I really appreciate you wiping your spit, snot, sweat and everything else all over my sh*t and not using any hand sanitizer. I will make sure I wipe everything down when I get home!"
Seriously, fffolkzz~
You can't make this stuff up!
I am livid!
You would think that the Governor mandated Covid-19 mask sign that is on the front door of the store would be of some significance. I guess not.
With Covid-19 being as deadly a virus as it is, you would think the safety measures would be addressed better than it is and incorporated in the everyday running of this particular store. Corporate needs to look into this, they will see everything I am saying is true. Check the security footage.
This store is a "training store"... what a joke. The staff acts so complacent. I guess this store 'trains' you as to how 'not' to 'act'!!
If you use EBT, you are treated differently. I spend a lot of money at Dollar General. Be it EBT or $$...I get very upset when you tell the cashier that it is EBT and it takes three different "trys" because they have to reset the register three different times..after, a while..you kinda think it's NOT a coincidence!
I am a very unhappy, local patron of this store.
I will spend my money in Moyock, Camden, Elizabeth City, etc. The associates working in these stores are educated in the use of utilizing a cash register while being caring, friendly, helpful, acting with empathy to a pandemic that has affected everyone. read more