Walmart,

15555 Hesperian Boulevard, San Leandro, CA 94579

"Good stuff, good selections, and good quality. Good, fair, right, reasonable, and acceptable prices, too, of course. (But the restroom really needs to be 100% thoroughly and endlessly cleaned, and stayed clean, also as well, though). Especially, the stalls and definitely especially, the sinks."

"I am so happy shopping in this Walmart! I moved here recently, and each time I go, it seems even cleaner, and friendlier then before! I have seen some really messy stores, but these employees really seem to care! I couldn't believe how neat the shoe dept is, not a shoe on the floor! Gloria was the employee there when I bought my shoes, she really does an incredible job, and all the others do too! Yesterday I met Yam, in the ladies dept, she is so friendly too! I tell each of them how special they make their store, how much I appreciate their work efforts, it makes shopping so enjoyable! Thank you all!"

"Waiting for 30 mins for my fishing license. Nobody show up. Asked more than 5 employees to help. Nobody cares."

"They offer an incredible selection in every aisle, making it easy to find everything I needed. I also felt secure with the presence of the big security guards standing by the door, which is a reassuring touch. The staff provided good service, and I left the store with everything I wanted. Walmart in Castro Valley is definitely a place to get my essentials."

"Line for customer service ridiculously long. Walmart delivered television that I canceled. TV did not come on time when they said it was gonna to. They delivered the television after I purchasing another tv. Ask them to pick it up they couldn't give me a set time when they could pick it up. I was expected to sit around all day for delivery with the window of 9 AM to 8 PM. They feel nobody works and can sit around all day and wait FedEx to come and pick up deliveries. Two hours after the television was delivered I ended up having to return the television directly to the store myself. television had never been opened but employees felt it necessary to open an unopened box and verify that the television was actually in the box."