Dollar Tree

On 10÷26÷15 around 8pm this store had the most disgusting, dirty, unpleasant store conditions I’ve ever seen — and that’s saying something considering I travel to many locations in the developing world that put this store to shame. VISIBLE dirt, dust and hair (!!!) on the floor. Every aisle looked like a tornado had hit it. Merchandise on the floor everywhere. Out of stocks all over the place — but who can really tell? Dirty-​looking ice cream cooler by the checkouts had one unit of ice cream in it. Right by the front door where a kid could easily touch it, is an electric outlet with no cover on it. The icing on the cake was not one — but two children screaming at the tops of their lungs. Two employees were working on the aisles (seriously, more like 10 were needed) and one on the checkout talking about how good her microwaved egg roll was. I know it probably sounds like I am making this up but it’s REAL. I was shocked and I feel like I need a bath. Dollar Tree should be ashamed of this store because obviously the company’s contempt for their customers is reflected in the conditions that they are subjected to at this location!

It is a dollar store; nothing special.
The one corner on the outside smelled really bad; definitely no one is cleaning it.
Anyway, I found what I was looking for and saved some $ that I couldn’t have done even at walmart.

I went to the Dollar Tree off 183 & Belt Line and that location was a wreck, the holiday section was absolutely destroyed. This location is as far from that as possible, I found 12 basic Christmas stockings to decorate my workplace. This place wasn’t that busy, it was easy to find and I was in and out in a minimal amount of time.