GNC — Local services in American Fork

I dislike this GNC for several reasons. The first is, the staff is overbearing from the moment you walk in the door. "Hello" is quickly followed by "What are you looking for today?" After a "I'm just looking" response they go off on all their products that are on sale, ask if you're a member of their Pro club (or whatever it's called) and just won't shut up. Then when checking out the upsell/subscription stuff is simply annoying. When I enter a store, if I need help, I'll ask for it. If you've been to GNC before it's not hard to figure out. The stores are small and well laid out. Unless it's your first time to a store you don't need to have the usual barrage of "do you know about..." questions. We get it, I'm there to get some pre-workout or BCAA's though. I'm not new to this. Better questions would be around that, "Have you been to GNC before?" and if so, just let the customer shop. We know where things are and we know what we're looking for. Please at least occasionally let customers shop in peace. (I gave it 2 stars because at least they're normally well stocked and have the products I'm looking for at a...

Younger guys could learn a little more about the products but dang the owner is on top of it he listed of ingredients and amounts of pre-workout off top of his head always super helpful when I come in doesnt push a membership on me which I might get for that simple fact he always treats the customer right and good makes you feel like this is family owned not franchise or big corporation owned keep doing what your doing bro I will continue to shop here with the customer...

I guess the margins on the items for sale must be huge. Every time I go in I am the only customer in the store. One sale must really make things happen for the company. Employees vary wildly on their helpfulness. Selection can be intimidating if you don't know what you are looking for. There isn't a lot of parking, but that has never been an issue for me. Egress is no great if you want to head NW...