Walmart Supercenter

Too often this Wal-​Mart does not have the products I am looking for in stock. I ask the food workers and I am told «It’s on the truck» which I suppose is code for «we got it but I ain’t putting it out for you to buy»
The employees are not particularly friendly or helpful, not that I blame them, I would be too, if I worked there.

Please help me understand the point in your ‘greeters’. I purchased four things from this location today and as I left the door security went off. The greeter was so poorly trained that he didn’t understand what the abbreviations on the receipt meant! He then looked at me like I was supposed to tell him how to do his job! Absolutely ridiculous! Either train the Damn greeters appropriately or don’t have them! The whole situation was embarrassing and completely avoidable! I will not be back as I will ALWAYS take my business to the Kroger Marketplace in Oxford even if it is a farther drive!

I swear, this Walmart rages me on a weekly basis. I guess most Walmarts do but this is the one I frequent most for groceries.
Why do I keep going back? Well, because the other option is the world’s tiniest Kroger.
This Walmart is infuriating. They never have anything I want or need, the employees are mostly useless. One time, I asked where a specific item was, the employee said «I dunno», shrugged his shoulders, and turned away from me.
They never have enough check out lanes open. That’s probably what gets me the most. 400 check out lanes and they have 2 open. What about the 64 employees that are milling about doing nothing? Can’t they work a cash register?
So frustrating. It’s an ongoing battle.
One star for the Subway inside. They do good work.

It’s super! Yes, well, okay, then, on to it.
There isn’t anything really wrong with it compared to any other Walmart. They’re all very much the same.
Staff are friendly (more than Richmond, but then, it’s Eaton), the merchandise is plentiful, and there are not loads of merchandise in the aisles waiting to be put on shelves.
I was once at this store in a 20 items or less (fewer!) lane with my parents and some woman and her mother had a cart full. The cashier stopped at 20 items and the woman asked why she stopped, so the cashier told her that was the intended 20 item limit and the woman looked stupidly at the cashier as though there was no personal limit for her. Of course, the cashier continued but it was nice to see someone remind the senseless and inconsiderate that their actions are noticed. The pause was almost insignificant but it brought a significance to the moment.
I haven’t been to have my hair cut there lately, but if Amanda is still there, she’s quite good.

I visited the walmart store in Eaton, Oh this weekend to inquirw about a couple of rifle purchases intend to make soon. I was helped by an associate named Tammy. She was very helpful and knowledgeable about all of the rifles, including the special order process.