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AiXeLsyD13

Joined 4 years ago

The cashier did not say one word to me. ONE WORD.. I submitted this complaint to them last year after a shopping trip...

"The electronics department looks like someone knocked everything off the shelves, then had a dog put it all back. Pretty difficult without opposable thumbs, eh? Yes. Yes indeed. And, the dog didn’t know the alphabet in order to arrange CD’s & DVD’s either.

The cashier did not say one word to me. ONE WORD. After waiting through the ridiculous line (no other registers were open, as I was being checked out another employee lazily sauntered over to her register), the woman rang me up did not say “hello”, “hi”, “good evening”, “credit or debt”, or even “Go #*%$ yourself!”. After all my items had gone through, and I paid. I even said “Thanks” and smiled… and got absolutely no indication that I had even been heard. My wife looked at me like we were in the Twilight Zone.

Holy cow, this is ridiculous. Sadly, it’s indicative of what happens pretty much every time I go to that store. There are some other great area Kmarts, like the one in Robinson, and even the one in Bridgeville… but this one is closest to my house… What the heck is wrong with everyone who works there? Don’t they take any sort of pride in the store? Don’t the managers see what’s going on, how the store looks, how the employees behave… and why don’t they care???

I just can’t even fathom being a cashier, and not greeting people… or even acknowledging their presence. And, I can’t fathom a shift, store, or regional manager that would a. hire someone like that (let alone dozens like that); and b. let that kind of behavior slide." __________

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Value shopper's mecca goes beyond the basics to offer everything from clothing to computers.. In Short
Since 1962, the big red K has come to stand for competitive prices and comprehensive inventory. Sprawling more than 80,000 square feet, the large store offers more than 60,000 products ranging from jewelry to video games. The varied selection also includes health and beauty supplies, electronics, furniture, housewares, sports equipment and toys. Popular brands include Martha Stewart Everyday, Route 66 and Joe Boxer. Value shoppers can also take advantage of services like photo processing and a pharmacy.