Deseret Industries

The first thing my family did when we got to Utah was search out the nearest thrift store. This one had been recommended to us by a friend, so we were there bright and early.
There was a lot of different things to peruse, and I got about halfway through the store before everyone else in my family was ready to leave (I take a long time).
The prices ranged from super low to «I wouldn’t even pay that price if it was brand new!» For instance, I found a tank top for $ 1.00, but I also found a pair of old shoes for $ 12.00. What? Not to mention there were a bunch of different racks with the same items on them — I think there were like three racks with tank tops on them. I believe they were arranged by color/​pattern, which was unique.
Besides from the varying prices the staff was… just not nice. One cashier did not say a word to me until he was done ringing up my purchase. Another cashier, when I went back a second time to finish the second half of the store, loudly talked to her friend and ignored me until she took my debit card. It did not feel like a welcoming environment and the customer service was barely there. I think I had one associate ask me if I was doing okay.
The few cool things I got for decent prices were worth it, but I would definitely think twice before going back again.