Dollar Tree

What can you say about a Dollar Tree except this one is better stocked than most with better selections.
Only problem we had today was the cashier did not know how to handle a large bill when presented to him and he called the manager who proceeded to acknowledge the call but failed to do anything about it. As a result, we ended up standing there, there was only one cash register open and everyone ended up waiting and a rather lengthy line did develop.

Dollar tree is the perfect place for when you’re looking for something in which quality is not an issue.
Atmosphere — Busy, packed with stuff… but still organized and clean.
Service — a, yes, a friendly and helpful employee, as I believe there is only one person working at a time.
Stuff — I think places like the Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, and Big Lots are good for specific items. Finding out what those items are will greatly improve upon your shopping experience at any of these establishments. Based on having visited a Big Lots before, and now a Dollar Tree, I find I like the former better. To me Dollar tree has more off brands (i.e. no name Chinese produced knockoffs) where as at Big Lots you are more likely to find named brand items.
I did find a few things that Dollar Tree seems to excel at besides cheap party supplies… movie candy (e.g. Lemonheads, Boston Baked Beans, Sour Patch Kids). They pretty much have a whole isle devoted to it. Another item is containers (e.g. small plastic baskets) of almost any size.
Overall — If you are looking for sweets, party supplies, or a cheap, poorly casted, wrench this is the place for you.