Dollar General

"Go there today and to my surprise at 4p.m. there is a sign on the door "Temporary Closed to Stock Coolers." Seriuosly either hire some people to properly run it or shut it down. Just plain Horrible!!!!!"

"Asking people for their personal belongings upon walk in and making them feel like criminals is going to put this location out of business. I have life saving meds in my bag that need to be kept cold, I can’t leave my bag in my car and I’m not leaving it with strangers. If you don’t trust me, why should I trust you. I’m going to take my high salary elsewhere and tell all my friends. Bye."

"I walked in to Dollar General today to purchase a few items for my small business. First time in the store, I walked in with my sister, who has life-saving refrigerated medication in her bag. We were asked to leave her bag with strangers behind the front desk and told they would keep an “eye on it.” When we said she had life-saving medication that she doesn’t typically separate herself from, that needs to be refrigerated and can’t go in 100 degree weather in the car, they stated that we still needed to release her bag to them and that there is a sign on the front door. We promptly left. I understand that the area is low income, and that there is probably a theft issue, but that would be for the employees and management to keep an eye on their customers. Customers should not be penalized and made to feel like criminals for holding life-saving medication. If you would like to go to the Dollar General and you have a large bag holding life-saving medication, be prepared to decide whether you want to leave your refrigerated medication in 100° weather in your car or leave your life-saving medication with strangers, and then trust them to keep an “eye on it.” With the current state of the world, I’m surprised that they think anybody would feel comfortable leaving their personal belongings, especially if there are valuables with a stranger….. if you don’t trust me, why should I trust you?"

"This store is smack dab in the hood but the cashier was one of the nicest and most professional that I’ve ever seen. She was very kind to every customer no matter what they were using to pay. While I was waiting in line there was an elderly lady who literally had to check the total after every item. She was on a budget. I offered her a coupon and the cashier said she already had an extra one that she was going to give her. She was so patient with the customer. When I was leaving I told the manager, Freddy, how great the cashier was. I was sad to see that he didn’t even acknowledge it with me or with her. I’d never seen anything like that before. Also I was returning laundry detergent that I had purchased 5 minutes ago and he actually checked the bottle to make sure I hadn’t swapped it out with water. Ive never seen that before. Lol."