Dollar Tree Store #1099

This store has come in handy for me a few times. The main things that I like to purchase from here are picture frames, pens, and clothes hangers. A friend and I also purchased door prizes for a baby shower from here. The staff is always nice. However, I wish that they would have more registers open. Just about every time I come in here, they’ll be several people waiting to check out, and there will only be a couple of registers open. Not a good thing, especially if you’re doing your shopping during your lunch hour. I hope that Dollar Tree works to improve on this.

I always forget that this store is here. Maybe, it’s because it is more crowded and messy than other dollar stores I’ve been too. Not pig sty messy, more disorganized messy, with stuff layered in front of other stuff so you have to dig through. On this side of town, I much prefer the one on Highway 100 in the strip mall by the old KMart.
41÷2014÷45

No, no, no, no, no, no.
Even me, a flat out cheapskate, rarely steps foot in one of these places. Even though every is a dollar, it’s just smaller sizes at higher markups. The only time it makes sense to shop here is if you live in a small studio apartment. Then at least the small sizes fit in your cupboards.
Today’s trip had me stopping in to grab a couple cheap coloring books for when my nieces and nephews stop by. I found a pretty good selection, that is after I had to shuffle through about 6 aisles of I don’t even know what. Then I actually had to sort through all the coloring books themselves, since there was activity books, comics and regular books all mixed in. I brought my wife along, a couple coloring books turned into 13 and 3 packs of crayons.
Worst of all, we went to the register and it took forever for the cashier to checkout the woman ahead of us. Everything is a dollar. It says so on the wall everywhere. Let me help you out. Press the «1» button. Press the «+». Press the «1» again. Press the «+». Repeat for every item until there’s no more left.