Dollar Tree

The store is usually neat when I’ve come, the selections at times can be blahzay, the customer service usually 5 out of 5 the times I’ve come here. I always seem to come in to spend $ 5 and walk out with at least $ 25 in stuff so they are doing something right. Lol

If you’re a Coke drinker, it’s a dollar. Ice cream? A dollar. Cleaning products? A dollar. Coffee mugs? A DOLLAR!
Everything really is a dollar. Most of it is cheap merchandise. And by cheap, I mean cheap and not inexpensive. But there are a few deals to be found here and there. I’m a fan of the reading glasses. I just can’t bear to spend $ 5 or more on a pair of them when these $ 1 ones are just as good especially since I am so hard on them.

Typically we find what we need here. I’ll agree with the others it’s not the biggest store but it has most of the essentials. I love all dollar trees because they make picking up last minute odds and ends easy.

You go in knowing that it’s a Dollar Tree and everything is a dollar, but what you don’t know about this location is that the cashier’s don’t find it really imporant to give you your change if you are paying by cash.
As I stood in line this past Saturday, two people before me had to request their change. For one person it was like six cents, and for the other it was 82 cents, and they both just gave up trying to explain that to the cashier, who was either new or didn’t understand English.
I went in for trash bags and air freshners, and knew my total would be $ 2.12 cents at the most, I paid $ 5.12 at the register had had no problems with getting back $ 3, so maybe its just the change issue he didn’t seem to be able to grasp.
Small store, but I’ve seen smaller and larger dollar trees.
Would only make a trip if I was already in the area, but otherwise, I could go to pratically any other Dollar Tree within the city limits.
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Smallest dollar tree I have ever been into. The inventory is a huge let down. Customer service is a huge hit or miss here. I would suggest the other dollar trees in the area.

Guess what there is one word that does not describe me and that is graceful. I enjoy a great glass of wine, unfortunately I break them fairly easily. The last bunch I bought were from Ikea and out of six I broke four of them in the course of a year. So after Dan and I got our mask materials we went over here to get the last of our mask supplies and some glasses. Each glass is a dollar of course. but the best part was that there was a made in the USA sticker on the bottom! How AWESOME is that!
I will have to post pictures the next time I get another batch of them. They also have been holding up better than the last set.
I’m a happy Nancy.