Dollar Tree

"I periodically shop at Dollar Tree, especially this one, since it’s closest to my home. Today, I needed to go in for nail polish in two particular colors, for a project I’m working on. Another customer, somewhat disheveled wearing a coat, was walking around the front of the store. When I got on the line, the cashier (one of two at the time) called for security on the PA system, and then stopped checking people out to harass the man out of the store, announcing for all to hear, that “He is not welcome in this store ever again.” When it was my turn at the register I asked what the man had done. I was informed by the cashier, “He’s in here filling his pockets. Even though is ‘just a Dollar Tree’ he can’t take things.” When she told me to “Have a nice day,” I did not give my usual reply, since after loudly barking the man out of the store , she told him the same thing. Since I was on a mission to find the particular polishes, I then went to the Dollar Tree on Elk Grove Blvd, where I found that same man standing on line with his purchases. Since he was on another line, we exited close to the same time. He got into his car, and I got into mine. I knew then that I had witnessed a discriminatory act of refusing to serve a customer, based on his disheveled appearance. What a shame! Shame on you, madame cashier!"

"A little 3 yr old was squeaking his toy throughout the store and workers said they weren't going to let them buy anything if he continued. They kept saying this over the intercom."

"My Dollar Tree in Elk Grove, CA is a hidden gem! The store offers an incredible variety of products, all for just $1. From household essentials to party supplies, I'm always amazed at the deals I find. The friendly staff and organized layout make shopping a breeze. Whether you're on a budget or just looking for fantastic deals, this Dollar Tree is a must-visit!"

"Big white woman with kook-aid red burgundy hair … I was in today, and noticed she greeted and made small talk with the three customers ahead of me in line, and thanked each of them as she handed them their receipts. When it was my turn to check out, she asked if I needed a bag, to which I smiled and said no thank you. After my transaction was complete, she handed me my receipt, which fell before I could grasp it. She then proceeded to greet the couple behind me and ask them if they found everything ok. Such a stark difference in how I was treated compared to the other customers. I’m not saying it was racist, but the only difference between myself and the other customers that I could spot was race."