Bed Bath & Beyond

This BB&B, while having a decent inventory, just doesn’t feel up to par. It’s got just about everything you’d expect, but the floors were a bit messy, the shelves needed straightening out, and there were large gaps on the shelves where major products should be. The rest rooms needed attention as well. Sometimes the people working in these stores take their chain’s presence for granted, and that’s dangerous. You can’t think «We’ll do well because we give out umpteen dozen coupons in the mail.» Well so do Kohl’s, and you’ve got Target across the street. I’m not seeing that extra effort which is going to make me shop here over the nearby competition.

On my latest adventure, I went out and explored a few stores. One of them was this Bed Bath and Beyond (home furnishings) store. If your looking for a store with higher than average prices, and not much selection, not many nearby employees to assist you, this store has got all that. I shouldn’t have even went into this store today.
I mean, when I went into the vacuums area, they only had 4 – 5 vacuums, and each of them were over $ 300 (they were the better models, but this is too expensive for most people to afford). And, when I went through the store, I did see an area of AeroBed’s (which you can’t find on too many offline stores’ shelves), and although they had a few different variety’s, they were charging way more than the product is actually worth.
If you look into what I was initially trying to find, you’ll see that they no longer carry any signs of bed-​spreads (no, not «comforters» which can be spread out over top of the bed and keep you warm), but spreads like beds use at hotels which are a bit lighter in weight.