I had the most uncomfortable situation happen with a sales associate at this Ross's-- I go all the time after walking in the park, and everyone else has always been really nice. I had chosen a few clothing items to try on, unaware that the dressing room closes at 10pm. I stood in the line waiting for an associate to return, and finally an associate yelled from five feet away, "Dressing room closes at 10!" I said, "Oh! What time is it?" And she said, "They just made the announcement." I said okay, checked my phone for the time, and because I was standing by the return rack, I put the clothes items on the rack and began to walk away. She yelled at me to go back and get the clothes items and give them to her. I did do this, and would have been happier to do this if she'd instructed me to do so before I'd walked away, or asked politely. At the point when she told me, she was closer to the rack than I was, and it felt really weird. I get that it's annoying when customers don't understand when things close, but she was really snappy and mean, and when I tried to ask her a question, yelled in my face HAVE A NICE DAY!! in a really angry voice. It was just bizarre, and sort of awful. Maybe it's that the employees don't get paid enough to deal with questions from customers, I don't know. Marshall's is right next door, so I'll go there instead in the future, rather than be treated badly. I put everything back in my cart in the right place (probably like, $80 in merchandise), returned an item I previously purchased that did not fit with a really nice sales associate in the front, and I left. read more