Walmart Supercenter

Ehhh… not another Walmart. I was pretty desperate though trying to find picture frames and since Dollar Tree did not have any, I had to force myself to try the Walmart in Brockport since it was closer and I thought maybe… just maybe, that this may be a nice Walmart! Nice? Far from it…
This Walmart is huge, more like a warehouse and less like an actual department store since most of the clothes and home items are not even shelved and left around on the cold concrete floors where careless people step on them, getting the merchandise all filthy with no employee in sight. Lazy much?
I did find the pictures frame, which ranged from going about $ 8.99 a frame which since I needed nine of them, it costs up to $ 40 to $ 50 dollars. Before I get to how unsatisifed I was with my purchase, for a store as huge as this… why on Earth would you open only ONE LINE when twenty over lines exsist! What should have been a few minutes took over a half hour for the whole line to go by, that’s a new low for Walmart.
It didn’t help at all when I cut my fingers trying to open up the frames, leading to cracked nails and bloody cuts. And I thought the one in Greece was worse… stay far away from this branch and don’t look back.

My father and I went in there to get something, it was too dark in there. We went to make a pit stop and the bathrooms were the nastiest bathrooms I’ve ever seen. The urinals were gross, and the stall was beyond belief. I decided to look at the bathroom cleaning checklist for the associates to use to sign off when they clean the bathrooms… They weren’t cleaned since 12pm the day before!!! (We were there at 3p). We then proceeded to the customer service desk to suggest they have someone clean the bathrooms, and we got a blank stare from the young lady behind the desk, probably not taken care of. Not the best Walmart