Queens Boulevard 99 Cents

Other than a homeless shelter, what building/​store speaks more to a financially struggling middle class? The .99 cent store.
The products inside represent the lowest of the low in quality and how the item is manufactured. Dish soap is dish soap, a can of Beefaroni is a can of Beefaroni, I get that. But as I walk the slender aisles looking for something worth buying, I can’t seem to find anything.
The aisle with the stationary kept my interest the longes, a great pen selection but not of the pens I prefer.
The Valentines Day bunnies were sioll looking down from their 8foot steel racks, mind you, we’re well into the month of April.
But nothing fills my spirits more, when looking around these types of stores, than the looks of suspicion from reflective mirrors by the owners. Gosh, theres so many items I’m dying to steal, I can barely control myself. Gimme a break.

What do you NORMALLY find at a 99 cents store?
Um things that cost 99 cents?
DUH.
But there are items in EVERY 99 cents store that costs way more than 99 cents.
Oh those clever Asian people.
I come here for basically 2 or 3 or 4 items.
Okay I come here for a few things but one of those happens to be the Mega Roll of Bounty Towel.
It is reasonable priced here and since I live so close to this particular store it also makes it convenient for me.
Otherwise I might have to cross the street to get my shop on.
That would suck.
But the store aisles are tighter here and the selection is not as wide as some of the bigger stores.
With that said there aren’t many things that you need that you couldn’t find here.
As a frequent shopper here 4 stars it is.
OH the store clerks don’t always speak the best English or understand what you say so it is BEST to use hands when describing.
Saved me at least 10 minutes trying to describe what I was looking for using other methods.
Cheers.