Dollar Tree

When walking into this store you need to remember that this is a dollar store! Everything is really a dollar ! No bait and switch like other places where that’s just their name.
The lighting is that weird off white that you find in the kmarts and the floor has seen better days. But it also is clean (vaccumed). All the aisles are well stocked and while nobody will smile sweetly at you if you need help, they are rarely ever unfriendly. Having heard some of the customers talk to them I doubt I would do as well.

EVERYTHING at the Dollar Tree is a dollar. ONE. SINGLE. GEORGE WASHINGTON. That’s it. Meaning all of the following items are $ 1:
— office and school supplies
— party supplies
— holiday decorations (three to six months BEFORE the actual holiday)
— stemware
— toilet paper
— cleaning products for both your house and body (not the same thing)
— toys and stuffed animals
— vitamins, cold and flu medication, and feminine products
— first aid or sewing kits
— thermal socks
— burnable CDs, iPhone cases, and other random electronic-​y stuff
— pasta, canned tuna, cereal, non-​branded cola, frozen burritos
And that’s just the tip of the iceberg, friends.
Spent too much time on Pinterest and now interested in throwing a specifically themed party? Head to the Dollar Tree!
Spent too much money on party decorations? Head to the Dollar Tree where you can buy a TON of groceries on the cheap (sarcasm aside: with a little creativity, you can actually come up with some awesome meals from Dollar Tree goodies… a Pinterest idea all on its own!).
Perpetually breaking or losing your ear buds? It isn’t nearly as annoying or painful (or good quality) when they come from the Dollar Tree! (No, really, trust me on this one.)
The point is: the Dollar Store has everything you’re looking for and everything you didn’t know you need. But this particular location? It’s a disaster. A total «shit show» as my elderly French-​Canadian grandfather would say. It’s kind of dirty and there’s always crying (mostly from unruly kids running amuck here; sometimes from the cashiers who look like they hate absolutely everything; sometimes from customers who realize they’re losing their sanity here), so either come super early or be prepared to elbow your way through the masses and pick-​up the last minute hand sanitizer when you’re cashing out.