I absolutely love this thrift store! The selection is always fantastic -- everything is clean,…read morewell-organized, and easy to browse. You can tell the owner really cares about the community and takes pride in the store. Prices are low (and often a steal!), and I always leave with a treasure or two. Whether you're looking for clothes, home décor, or just something unique, this is the place to go. Friendly service, great finds, and such a welcoming atmosphere -- highly recommend! I love the 50 cent bins

At Tosha's One Of Everything you will find one of everything. She has kids toys to end tables. She…read morehas new and lightly use clothes to light fixtures and more. And you have to check out her bargain bins. Everything in the bins are priced $1, $2, $3, and $5 respectively. There are some really great deals in the bins, as well throughout the rest of the store. While I was visiting Tosha's shop she also mentioned that she has the equipment to build balloons arches for graduation parties, baby showers, and basically anything you can throw a party for. She provide great service with a friendly smile and is willing to find whatever you need if she doesn't have it. You really need to stop in and check this little gem of a shop in the small town of Bowling Green, Indiana out.

Huge place with lots to look at. Take your time and browse. Very clean and nicely setup.read more

I LOVE Glendy's - I can always find what I want and lots of things that I did not know that I…read moreneeded ! Such great displays that change all the time. New Stuff, Old stuff and handmade stuff. I am so glad that they have small grocery carts because I need one everytime ! AND now they deliver! Be sure and check them out - you will love this store. The employees are helpful and know the stock.

The cheapest for letterjaceta in town.i bought mine here in 92 and my daughter's in 25. We will be…read moreback for one more in a couple years.

Great selections of unique finds. Well organized, helpful staff. Very knowledgeable and will help…read moreyou find what you're looking for, even if it's not in their store. Ask for Paula!

Fun place with nice antiques. A good variety of items. The folks who run it and/or work here are…read morealways very friendly and will chat with you a great deal. There are two juke boxes that you can select music to play and also an old Atari console you are allowed to play. Needless to say I died multiple times in Centipede. I always find some little treasure to take home when I visit here. Note the store sits back off the road a bit so you have to have a keen eye or you'll whizz right past it. Nice gravel parking lot. Highly recommend. It's not a huge antique store but still will take likely a good 30 minutes to poke around.

We had fun here. The staff are awesome and we felt like we were a lil cowboy prince and princess…read more It really is BOOT city. They have loads of styles and sizes. Everyone is really helpful and their prices are fair. I did find the boots online at Amazon for $30 less, but we wouldn't have purchased the correct size because we ended up a full size smaller than normal. I say visit Boot City and buy some boots, ya'll!

spent over 400$ in their store. not even 90 days later my boots are falling apart. I have never had…read moreboots from anywhere that fell apart this fast. and of course the owner isnt willing to do anything to fix the problem. manufacture offer a 30% coupon for anther pair. boot city and the brand rocky are jokes. do not buy form either. worst business ever. shame shame on you both.

Had a rifle repaired. Great work at reasonable price. Repair done quickly in about a week. Will use…read morethem again!

I had contracted T & D Metalworks to refinish a pistol with bluing and nickel plating. I was…read moreinformed by "Tony" that he foresaw no problems with the work that I had requested he perform. When I received the pistol after 6 weeks and opened the box, I really had expectations of being "dazzled"...but I really wasn't. I sent Tony pictures and narratives of what I found wrong with the job. Please refer to the uploaded pictures as I explain. I hope they come through. Now, let me be the first to say that I'm not a plater/refinisher of firearms, and I may not understand all the nuances of the trade due to my own ignorance of the various steps and processes involved. I'm what's called, "results-oriented". Prior to any work being performed, I had submitted several pictures of an identical pistol, and I had specifically requested that my pistol look "exactly like the pistol in the pictures". The pictures I submitted had an even, consistent nickel plated finish. The pistol I received back from T & D Metalworks did not. The finish of the frame assembly was uneven, of different shades of nickel, NOT consistent. I sent Tony a picture of another plated pistol of mine alongside his work (uploaded). I pointed out the consistency and evenness of the plating in contrast with his work, and wondered why he could not achieve the same type of finish. The magazine release was a really poor plating job. If you refer to the uploaded picture, it seems the mag catch is "kind-of" plated; it's also "kind-of" blued. Regardless, I have a hard time understanding how this would pass muster with them and be allowed to leave the shop. Granted, it's in a rather obscure location, but that's no excuse: Either it's done correctly, or it's not. This is completely unacceptable. Likewise with the hammer. There's clearly some kind of "line" or blemish where the hammer is surrounded by the slide when resting in its forward position. Again, I have other pistols whose hammers are set up similarly, but there's no inconsistency like this in any of them. This is another example of incorrect plating, which should've never passed a quality control inspection. There are areas of the slide in which I would liked to have seen more attention to detail in removing tool marks incurred at the factory. I did not specifically direct that such imperfections be removed prior to bluing, but I didn't think I should've had to. It should've been a "no-brainer" to make the surface as "clean" as possible before rebluing the slide. It just appears unsightly to me. In summation, I can't honestly say that I'm happy with the end result of this project. I neither wanted nor expected a "safe queen", but I did want/expect a better result than which I had received. I certainly don't believe it was worth the overall expenditure of $850. I now need to spend a similar amount of money to have the pistol refinished by another company. Naturally, I had sent an e-mail with pictures to Tony and pointed out all the areas of my disapproval. I thought that I would give him a full 7 days to respond; but I received no emails, phone calls, nor communication of any kind. I made it clear that I'm not going to invest another $200 in shipping to get the job redone to my expectations. Of the dozens of pistols I have in my collection, I had truly anticipated this pistol to be among my favorites. Unfortunately, it's not. And I'm very disappointed in the job performed and in the company. If it were my company, I wouldn't be able to sleep nights knowing that my customer was not satisfied with my work. I would make every reasonable effort to rectify the situation and make it right. No effort of any kind was made by T & D Metalworks. A few simple questions need to be asked of T & D Metalworks: Was the customer crystal-clear in what he expected the results to be? YES. Was the customer happy with the work performed? NO. Was the work performed in accordance with what the customer requested? NO. Did the customer feel as if he got his money's worth? NO. Was the customer contacted and the problem discussed? NO. If you value your firearm, do not sent it to T & D Metalworks! Respectfully submitted, Rob August GySgt/USMC(Ret.)

One summer ago, I bought a brand new Cub Cadet riding lawnmower, and foolishly purchased an…read moreextended warranty, which ended up with Asurion. I will not purchase an extended warranty again because it does not good. Not even a full year later, the Cub Cadet abruptly stopped working. I tried to get it to the only authorized repair shop (Complete Outdoor in Terre Haute). I have now been going back and forth with Asurion telling me they should be getting to the repair soon, and going around in circles with Complete Outdoor. It has been at least THREE MONTHS now, and STILL no repair! I then contacted Cub Cadet customer service, and they told me I could use "any reputable repair shop," but when I called another shop, they said "no." So now I am stuck with a useless "warranty," a lawnmower that will not run," and credit card bill through TSC. Not a good way to do business, guys, and I definitely won't be buying anymore lawnmowers here. Rest assured, I will be sharing my experience with anyone thinking of buying a new lawnmower.

The guys seemed very informed about what they had or not. I go there allot as I have a new tractorread more