Dollar Tree — Attraction in Sevierville

Store ok...

6/9/19 Sunday...Between 6:20 to 6:40PM

Employee very loud and discussing personal and business on the phone while walking all through the store constantly....Very loudly...you could hear her all.over the store...Larger girl with green shirt and brown hair with a ponytail...Even saying someone should just kill herself to the person she was talking to on the phone....Also complaining about being woken up from a call in the morning ...

Then get to the register...Her and the cashier STILL going on about getting out at 9 EXACTLY and doing something at work so some other manager wouldn't be griping at them.....It was ridiculous...They did this while we were there THE WHOLE TIME and as we were leaving....

Extremely unprofessional and immature people... They didnt even care how they were acting....How embarrassing for the store.... .This store needs to really look at these...

Blown away by how wonderful this Dollar Tree is. It really stands out when so many of their locations are not up to par. The employee that was stocking shelves helped me and even gave me boxes to put my glass jars in. Went out of her way. I believe she may have been a manager. When I got to the front I was worried they would hate me for buying so many glasses items. Instead I was greeted with an employee that was eager to help. So professional! So kind! Such great manners and a passion for humankind. Whoever is running this dollar tree, keep up the good work. It is noticed. The store was clean and organized and just a joy to shop. I am local and will return...

My husband and I were next in line. Register became stuck. We was paying with card. Manager very rudely told us to get in another line, nothing she could do. They were very busy and the lines were long. We said we had a card. Another lady came and ran the register. I asked for the managers name. It was Nicole. Then the lady at the register preceded to be rude and say there's nothing else to be done. I said put up a sign that says cards only until not busy and then figure out the situation. I believe her name was Laurie. She then rudely said, do you need a job? No thank you. I have one as a manager elsewhere. That's how I knew to put up a sign and move on...