Dollar Tree

This location is my least favorite. What cause me to write a review was cause of the cashier I had today. She was rude, kept frowning the whole time, and it looked like she didn’t want to be there. She did not even greet any of the customers. Honestly I don’t see a reason for her to be unhappy cause she should feel lucky to even have a job! The rest of the employees are just ok.

I am going to write an update concerning a product I purchased at the Dollar tree.
My skin was itching very badly in spite of me using my favorite lotion Eucerin and I decided to purchase a body wash that would help me, but the problem is Aveeno doesn’t sell bar soap and if they do I wasn’t able to find it at the Target next door. Nor was I willing to pay seven dollars for a wash I have planned to only use for a few days.
I stopped here to grab a quick snack and do some snooping around. I came here and happened to see some type ‘oatmeal’ wash and I figured that it couldn’t hurt since I’ve never had issues in the past, but man was I in a major kick the pants.
The next morning I woke up with huge puffy eyes that were caused by the residue getting onto my face and I had hives on my ears which my doctor confirmed.
And I had a huge hive directly under my left eye, which looked like a massive white head on steroids and that required I take antibiotics in order for it to go down. I also had hives on my legs that were painful due to inflammation.
Please be careful kids!

You cannot give this Dollar Tree more than one star without losing credibility to me.
Seriously.
Here’s the deal. This is a freaking dollar store. One dollar (plus tax) gets you anything that you want. That means that the products are super duper cheap, the employees must be at a near minimum wage (just keeping it real folks), and there cannot be much in the way of service or supply at this store. For the sake of staying in business, everything has to be cheap.
Everything.
Now in terms of selection, this place has nearly everything you would need. Can opener? Got it. Snacks? Yes please. Cheese and frozen food? Yes, but you better pass on that. For real. I bought the cheese once and after several minutes in a microwave, it STILL wasn’t melting. That is truly frightening.
Alright, so we got the basics covered. Everything is cheap and lower quality. Here is what you have to deal with to get that can opener for a buck (plus tax because it’s America y’all). You get a 15 minute wait in line waiting for one cashier who for some reason takes a long time to complete the transactions of items that ALL COST THE SAME. Ugh.
You get to walk around a store that has as many items on the floor as it does on the shelves. Don’t wear sandals inside here folks, you’ll trip and fall on something. Guaranteed. Also, if you go on a «dollar spree» and need to take a cart out to your car, you can’t. The cart automatically locks at the door. Yeah. Because their mini carts are so valuable apparently.
I could go on for hours about the epic terribleness that is this Dollar Tree. Do they have some useful items that are inexpensive? Absolutely. Do those items come with a different price other than actual money. They sure do. In the end, this place represents the darker side of retail. This place would be hell for anyone who cannot tolerate a certain level of BS while shopping.

This place sucks. The employees are rude. One time I stoped in to pick up some stuff, as it came my turn to pay, the cashier informed me the customers she just helped were her last ones. She couldn’t even tell me that as I stood in line, waiting on her.
It’s dirty, small, and hard to navigate. I do not suggest this place at all.