Brought my daughter in to find some sweet new Vans for school (AKA: first day of high school kicks ). I'm not sure if it's Van's or The Villages' policy, that only allows a certain number of customers to shop at a time (due to Le'Covid ) but it made the shopping experience just lovely. I hope this is something you guys consider keeping post-pandemi (ya know, if this isn't the apocalypse after all ). I didn't/don't mind having to wait a few minutes before going in, if it means I'll be shopping in a significantly less crowded store .
Party on, Garth
P.S. We found a great pair of Vans thus, both mother and offspring were happy-- the end
P.P.S. The 4 stars is because we ran into a friend while we were there, she had two coupons: she asked if they would let me use the second one, they did not. I believe because you could only use one coupon in store and one onlin3, something like that . I don't blame the cashier, she's just being a good employee and following the (silly) rules of her employer. I'm not even mad about it. Just wish I had gotten $25 off is all. If I was rating the cashier, I'd give her 5 stars !
Oh... but... they do need more seating for the trying on of the shoes... both benches were filled. Maybe because it was full of procrastinating parents (like myself), who waited 2 hours before the store closed, the night before school started-- to go back to school shopping? Maybe that had something to do with it? Nah, it's your guys' lack of seating for sure .
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