Dollar General

"Sebastian is the best worker and so kind, I am so happy with my hard working co-worker"

"They’re recently under new management. The new staff are not only respectful, but go the extra mile to help you find the product you need. The store has really turned a corner."

"This location’s employees went the extra mile, by allowing this visually impaired man to grab ten items and to checkout. Three minutes were set on the Clock. I went over on my time but then the Cudtomers jump in to help always. A card reload fee of $3.95 was tacked onto the bill. It’s interesting to note BirdBlue removed their business from Walmart and turned it over to Dollar General. Other businesses that survived were the staples and great ones."

"Americans with disabilities act violation.. I have a medical condition and I had Came in to go shopping and employee lied about having restrooms. It was 7 o'clock at night on a wensday. Instead if accommodating my medical needs she told me to go next door to OfficeMax like I am going to spend 100 bucks at OfficeMax on food. Women must hate her job because she sure does hate having customers. Guess it will be my lawyers talking to yours."

"i'm using an anonymous account that does not have my actual name because unfortunately due to my income, i have no choice but to continue shopping at this absolutely HORRIBLE dollar general bc its the most affordable option in the area, so i didn't want to use my regular account & have them recognize me, and treat me worse than they already treat every customer that comes in here. I reckon they know that's the case for most of their customers, that were too poor for many other options, so they just continue on, not caring, with the most insanely neglectful customer experience I have ever experienced at a place of business in my life. Management clearly doesn't care about anything. It's the second time this week that i've gone in there and been told it's card only because management doesn't want to train the employees to properly run the register, or run the register themselves, as they're literally in the building and capable of doing so. I've lived in this neighborhood my entire life & i cannot recall a single time i've walked into this store and it wasn't filthy with barely any space to walk or look through the isles because theres empty boxes & random products spilling all over the place. There's been multiple occasions where i've bought dairy products just to get home and discover they've gone bad before their expiration date, assumingely bc of improper storing & letting products sit out too long. Theres a couple cashiers there that are nice & seem like they want to provide good service, but management obviously isn't providing the with the tools or the training to do so, but more often than not the cashier & whoever else is working there will treat you like an absolute nuisance, sometimes even ignoring any attempts to talk to them or make polite conversation while checking out. It's absolutely absurd. I've been coming to this store several times a week for at least the past 10 years & there's been multiple times i've left the store on the verge of tears because the cashier was so needlessly rude when I did nothing but be kind to them. I am not a "karen"- i've worked in retail, customer service, & food service all my life & know how hard it can be working in these positions but 85% of the staff, especially the management at this location so blantantly uncaring & cruel. It's almost like they'd rather you just walk in and steal whatever you want so they don't have to deal with doing their job & checking you out, because i've also seen them allow people to walk in & walk right out with products, stealing them right off the shelves and walking out if the store without any attempt hiding it, as the cashier just watches them and shrugs. you literally receive better treatment at this location if you're a thief than if you're a paying customer."