CVS 5801 Brooklyn Boulevard, Brooklyn Center, MN 55429

"It was a decent experience. I found what I needed and got out. The clerk was nice. The store was relatively clean. I'd come back for sure."

"Was waiting in line behind 2 cars. When I was my turn they pulled the security shade down and left. After a few minutes a message played that they were closed for lunch."

"Apparently the CVS business model is to be Constantly understaffed. To the point of waiting 30 min to speak to a pharmacist, on the phone or in person. Drive thru is closed half the time with unprofessional signage. I'd say it's just this specific neighborhood but it doesn't matter where we go in the metro they are ALWAYS understaffed! This sign has been up for days, I visited at noon today (not 10/5) and the sign was still up."

"I understand the pharmacy is likely busy here but I first arrived at 10 to pick up a prescription, they said come back in 10-15 min. I came back at 10:20 to pick it up and now they said 30-45 min. So now here we are back there at 11:50 and it still isn’t ready."

"OK. Soooo, I grew up in BC. I'm 40 now. It's disgusting what has happened to that city. Today, I happened to be in my old neighborhood. On my way home I realized I had forgotten to buy lotion when out the other day, so I figured I'd make a quick stop in BC, since I was right there. I had to ask the kind lady at the register (none of this her fault whatsoever) to unlock the lotion. I made a comment about how ridiculous that was. Welp, when I got back to that isle, there was a young "man" loading up his back pack with the unlocked items. I sincerely wanted to boot him in the face, choke the hell out of him, and hold him until the police came. But, in today's backwards society, I'd probably be the one in trouble. Feel bad for the good folks in BC. They closed the Walmart due to theft, fights, overall ghettoness, etc. This CVS won't last another year, unless they're in the business of losing money. I did follow the punk around the neighborhood for a bit, screaming at him and scaring him. Wish I could've done more!"