Dollar Tree — Local services in Evansdale

As always, I went for ONE thing and ultimately ended up with half of a cart full of stuff that I found and thought that I needed. When I went to check out, the line was unbelievable. Probably 8 people in line to check out. There was one cashier on the register. There was one person in the office. And there was one person in health and beauty aisle stocking products. I waited to see if they were going to open another register and they never did so I left my buggy of stuff and left the store. I did not have time to sit there and wait that long. I had to be at work. The cashier must have been knew because they were kind of slow & very stressed out! I would think that customers checking out would come before stocking shelves because without those customers you won't need nothing on the shelf,...

Went to the Evansdale Dollar tree with my daughter and granddaughter. Of course, we filled a cart between the 3 of us. A woman who was working in a isle, breaking down boxes and stocking. My granddaughter needed a box for a project. I asked her if we could have a small broken down box. She frowned back and said No, we're struggling with holding onto our boxes." And keep all of them. I asked the gal at the register. Is this true? Because I've never heard of that. She said No. Actually, we toss them out back. So, we had to buy a box! As much money as we spend there. And as much as they've been raising prices too. I'm surprised at the rudeness too. This isn't our first rude interaction with that location either. Waverly has the cleanest store. Best customer...

I like this place, but today wasn't too on the up and up with me. Service was good. Too many people out and I over heard the manager call an employee who by this time was almost an hour late. This is frustrating to me when you think about all the people who can't find work or get hired because of some out dated standard. And I hear this conversation and think "what an irresponsible,ingrate..." I hope for the sake of this employees future sense of responsibility this wasn't habitual. I've worked retail myself some decades ago, I felt like clocking myself in and just taking over, and helping any way I could. Hell, I'd even volunteer if corporate protocols would allow...