Marshalls — Local services in Shoreline

I've always grouped Marshall's in with TJ Max and Ross, and I like neither, so I had never been to one. My friend wanted to go to this Marshall's, so I dropped them off and hit the Goodwill down the street (also amazing). About a half hour later, and I'm sitting in the parking lot waiting. waiting. and waiting.

They aren't answering their phone, so I decide to go inside. I AM IMMEDIATELY DRAWN TO THESE STOCKPILED SHELVES OF MAKE-UP AND BEAUTY PRODUCTS. Things that are normally $15, $20, $30, have these $3.99 and $4.99 price tags. I found my specific NYX foundation, grabbed 3 of them. A handful of Highlighting/Contouring pallets. The list goes on.. But for under $100, I have a 3 month supply of my daily makeup routine and some new things to try because WHY NOT?! It was only $3.99.

I checked out, went to my car, and stared into that Marshall's bag like it was a jewelry store heist. I went home so happy and exhausted that I had forgotten all about my nighttime regime. I slept in my jeans and t-shirt, shoes kicked off and untied.

Oh and I...

Well I was there to return a couple items I had purchased in West Seattle. They we're great because I had come in with a completely faded receipt I mean you could not see one item on it and I had bought $220 worth in cash. So thank God the barcode was still in tact because they could pull up the receipt. On top of that one of the item ticket was different than what it actually was !!! Would've been nice for the west Seattle store to notice this before letting me leave, but They were really understanding and really didn't give me a hastle about it at all. I was expecting them to honestly be rude to me and basically stereotype me and assume I was scamming them. It has happened before so why wouldn't it again!! But like I said they were really easy going and helpful. I would definitely return back...

We called ahead of time to put an item on hold because it was for my brothers new born baby. We came all the way from lynnwood to get there and the people up front said that there was nothing on hold. The girl we spoke to on the phone (Melissa) was at lunch. So we waited for her to get back and she said that after she told us she was holding it that someone was already buying it. When you tell someone you’re putting something on hold for them you go physically to the item and grab it so you know for sure you have it. You don’t just assume it’s there because you saw it 5 minutes before. I’m very upset with...