The Home Depot

Thanks for your help… I could’ve done that. Walked in just to buy a light bulb, saw the style/​type I wanted but not the right wattage (40 not 60). Tried asking for assistance just to have an employee look in the same area as I did and tell me we do not have that 40w here on the shelves. Thanks genius, what I wanted was for you to check available inventory because I saw that item wasn’t on the shelf.

I visited Home Depot over the weekend to purchase a grill that was on sale and was disappointed AGAIN. First I wanted an unassembled grill for easy transportation in my wagon and because I would rather assemble it myself. Also I did not want something that was sitting outside on display. But they had assembled all of the grills and were almost sold out of the model I wanted. After a store employee unlocked the grill they did bring it to my wagon to help load it. I asked if they could take the lid off so it would fit and because I do not carry a ratchet set with me. They did take the lid off but then dropped it denting the lid. They did swap the damaged lid with another one from a new grill. They also helped me load the grill but not after giving me flak for not owning a truck. 30 minutes later after I got home I noticed the door did not align properly and the bottom shelf was scratched. When I went to bolt the lid back in place I realized they didn’t give me the washers for one side. Not wanting to load the gill back and drive a hour round then deal with Home Depot employees on one the busiest weekends of the year I will just live will my mistake of shopping at Home Depot.

20 handicapped spots! I have no clue why! I’m disappointed in this Home Depot as you have to ask people for help, when they have way too many people working and not doing anything. Everytime I go to Lowe’s I don’t have this problem, I guess next time I will just go there!

It was a great idea to have some parking spaces reserved for the physically impaired. But if you want to see a good idea run amuk, look at this parking lot: there’s like 300 handicapped parking spaces. All empty!