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"I was just want to let the public know , employees are standing in the front entrance and smoking marijuana. I can't believe the employees are allowed to do that and being illegal and also with the public walking back and forth on the sidewalk and everybody sees it and smells it"

"The cashier sees my arms full of items to buy, waits until I'm at the counter and then starts suddenly ringing up a customer that was "grabbing something and would be right back". I have other things to do, and there was no one walking around store or passed me as I was walking up."

"My 12 year old daughter was recently in there with her friends shopping for nail polish. Some security guy tried to follow my daughter into the restrooom, and accused her of shoving things down her pants. When I called to complain I was told there is no security staff, and after a video review I was told my daughter and her friends were not in there. Sounds like a cover up. I went to complain in person and noticed there were bums outside and inside just browsing around, the bum outside demanded money to get something to eat. I told the staff about that and they said he sits there all the time and that I should just ignore him. If there are people with no money just browsing around, those are the people you should be watching, not my daughter and her friends, they are not thieves."

"After breakfast, I went here with my Caucasian wife and biracial one-year-old. With a one-year-old, you'll more than likely need to carry a larger handbag or a backpack diaper bag. My family and I made eye contact with the plain-clothed "security" guy with a camera as we entered the store. Neither he nor anyone else mentioned my diaper bag. I walked throughout the store with my wife and even walked back upfront to grab a basket with the diaper bag on my back. I made eye contact with the “ security” once more. He remained silent. My wife and son walked to one side of the store, leaving me alone to shop for other products on the other side of the store. I noticed the “security” following me around and wanted to make sure I wasn’t crazy I was being followed. I made an effort to walk right past the plain-clothed "security" guy with a camera to confirm I was being followed. I was the only black male in the store, with a shopping basket containing maybe 5-10 items and a very expensive diaper bag on my back that my wife also uses as her purse. I was stopped by the "security" who told me I needed to take my bag upfront so the manager could store it behind the counter. When I asked why, he stated, "It's a store policy." He said I could ask the manager whether I could carry the bag around but there had been a lot of theft, so she would have to approve me keeping the bag, she replied no. There were several white women shopping with bags larger than my diaper bag. This was an extremely unpleasant and unsettling experience. We didn’t feel comfortable leaving our bag with a stranger. We would have respectfully declined and exited the store if we had been asked to keep our bag upfront when we initially walked by the “security” guy. They mentioned something after my family and I being in the store over 15 mins and after me being followed around. After talking to the manager my wife pointed out all the other customers( mostly white women) who had the same size or even larger bags and nothing was said to them. We dropped our basket off at the front counter and walked out. We will NOT be shopping here again. VERY unpleasant situation!"

"I had just spent $50 at this place and I went back in for thumbtacks. I couldn't find them right away and was looking around. A manager followed me from aisle to aisle and when I left without buying anything this unclothed security guy went outside and watched me - he glared at me for a whole block, like I'd stolen stuff. This place isn't comfortable to shop in. I'm an honest customer. And this place treats you like you're a thief. There's security, then there's over doing it. Very unpleasant place to shop at. I'm never going back."