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I bought what I thought was Polymer clay. It obviously isn't polymer clay. It didn't specify on the package what type of clay, but it is sold like polymer clay. The clay did not dry and in research it says to bake polymer clay at 300°F for 30 minutes. I spent all day making things, and it melted all into one big puddle. So much work for nothing.

As I was checking out, I always try to do exact change. So I laid a $20 on the cashier's counter and searched for the change. As I got it, I put it on the $20 bill. He looked at it on HIS counter and said "out of respect to you, you must place it in my hand." Are you kidding. It was right there on HIS counter and he refused to pick it up. A manager/supervisor walked by and I asked her is he kidding. She looked at him, shook her head, looked down and walked on. He actually refused to take the money off his his counter and made me repick up the money and place it in his hand.

Every cashier I have had is always cordial. My issue is that the employees must do stock at the same time. They run back and forth their entire shift. It's ridiculous how much work is expected of them. BUT >>> The store (Eustis Florida) is always clean, clean bathrooms and well stocked.

I had a quick run to a Dollar Tree in Colonial Heights Va. near SouthPark Mall. It was very busy however all associates were pleasant. Kaylee, who I found out latter was the manager on duty, was called to the front. She helped the cashier and came to help an elderly customer who could not stand up much longer. Kaylee provided a chair while the customers product was being scanned. The customer gave Kaylee permission to use her card to purchase her products. The customer was with a cane as well so Kaylee very eagerly offered to assist the elderly customer to her car. My heart was so full to see that. This act of genuine kindness made the customer shed tears of gratitude You need more leaders like Kaylee. -Happy Customer

Regardless of browser, website will not allow placing orders. WTactualF? My aplogies! I got it!

Why do Dollar Trees have Public Restrooms? I mean I am from the restaurant industry and I know that restaurants must have restrooms if they serve food that is eaten on the premises. Though Dollar Tree sells ready to eat food, that doesn’t count. They don’t have tables and chairs for dining. Well I was trying to post a picture of the restroom I encountered today but it won’t allow me to post it here. You can’t even imagine the mess that some homeless person left for the employees to clean up. I mean smeared on the walls and the floor, gross, just gross. The Homeless person likely had AIDS and/ or Hepatitis. Did you know that your local Dollar Tree employees are required to clean those bathrooms? With no protective gear, no less. So again I ask the question, why do Dollar Tree stores have public restrooms?

I love the Sullivan store. The only thing is, there is an employee named Jessica Teel. She is a cashier but she is training the merchant manager Gina how to do things as a merchant manager but Jessica only receives cashier pay. She applied for the position but was told that she had a misdemeanor in 2021 so she couldn't have the position. It's not fair to her to be doing the work of a merchant manager but can't actually get the position. Now she has to train everyone in the store how to stock. The DM says she can't doing anything about it but couldn't someone higher up look into the situation? Thank you for your time. Excellent store.

I was assisted by a wonderful employee named ANGIE who made my shopping experience so much better she was very helpful. 21283788 on 8 /01/24