Tobacco World

"Good prices they have most of everything you need"

"Great place to buy all your altitude adjustment accessories . They have all sorts of apparatuses for your daily levitation..."

"If you are coming here looking for thca do not waste your time. They had a selection of 4. Each clearly says thc/thca. Looked up product and it is so low in it it will not get you high. This is scam it is mainly cbd. This place used to be called Smartlife’s. Tried some because it was so cheap and it was complete trash. Tastes terrible and no high which already figured. You’d be better getting mid from bubba down the road."

"I purchase cigarettes here every month twice a month in fact in June they were $182 for two cartons that was with the the lady that owns the place then we got this redheaded lady who’s not very nice she can be downright rude so I go in July to purchase cigarettes the first time and they went to $194.59 for two cartons so I’m thinking OK they went up a little then when I went back at the end of the month to purchase two more cartons they went to $226.58 so when I questioned the amount, the redheaded lady was very rude disrespectful and talking about I’m not here to argue with you. I wasn’t arguing I was questioning the amount well strange enough when I said I would address this with the owner then I go in today to purchase cigarettes and the amount was $195.02 so I said oh they must’ve come down in price that’s better than the last time she just laughed and said so did you talk to the owner about the price in a really nasty tone and just laughed and said she wouldn’t give you your money back anyway I’m not asking for my money back. I’m asking that you be fired. You’re rude disrespectful and it’s uncalled for."

"I used to love this place. My husband and I buy all of our filtered cigars from here. When we go in we get five or six cartons at a time. The younger Indian lady that usually works the counter is very sweet and we always have a pleasant exchange with her. Yesterday was a different story altogether. There was a new face behind the counter, a small in stature, white lady with a reddish tint to her hair. Listening to her wait on the customer before me confirmed that she was somewhat ill-tempered and short in her responses. She also seemed very fidgety and out of sorts. I figured one of three things was going on here. Either she was having a bad day, was stressed beyond belief or she was coming down off of some sort of substance. I approached the counter with my five cartons of filtered cigars. At $16.99 a carton x5 I already knew my total with tax should be approximately $90. When she rang me up she told me my total was $260 and some change. Puzzled, I said, "no ma'am that's not correct." Her reply was "hang on ma'am I'm fixing it!" She looked back over the register tape, subtracted something then told me my total was $130 and some change. Again I replied, "no ma'am that is still not correct. It should be somewhere around $90." Instantly she went off on a tangent. Multiple times she began saying things such as, "ma'am, I'm going to need you to calm down! I'm working on it! The order before yours was $130 so if I take that out yours would be about the same. I just need you to calm down!" All the while I was the calm one. I never raised my voice and I was not rude by any means. She was projecting her feelings of chaos and uncertainty on me instead of realizing she was actually the one who needed to calm down. As this was happening a gentleman came in the door with a bag full of cigarettes he had just purchased prior to me being checked out. She asked him if everything was okay while she was working on my issue and he told her that she had accidentally given him the wrong cartons of cigarettes. Her reply to him was, "I didn't give you the wrong cigarettes I gave you what you asked for." He looked at me puzzled as if to say, "what the hell?" Eventually she had to void everything and start over to get the correct total for my purchase, which was $90.06 Basically what she had done was ring up multiple people on the register without clearing each of them out individually after their credit/debit card processed. This location has a POS card machine that is separate from the register. So when the card is approved and the sale goes through the clerk has to clear the transaction in the register to show that it was paid. Because of the bizarre and rude behavior of the associate, I'm not sure that I will come back to shop here in the future. Her freaking out and then demanding that I calm down was just a little too much for me. Her employer needs to seriously consider a laboratory test to see why this type of behavior is being exhibited."