Dr James A Gould

Walmart.... You might want to talk to this company about their product and doing business with them.... I just bought this says it's got about 6 more days, and there is already mold.... It's called a crunch pak.... I know kids love these things, and so do adults looking for quick snacks.... But this might not be the brand to buy from anymore..... The grapes are always crap in here.....

Got a cake ordered for my daughters birthday showed pictures and everything they even took pictures of the picture I had and completely disregarded what I asked for will not be ordering again the first is what I asked for the second is what I got I’m so upset but it’s the day of the party so this is what I’m stuck with

worst experience ever the tire section people are so bad i told them change the back rear tires and they changed the front and wanted to charge me when i didn't tell them to do that. They took 5 hours to change 2 tires wasted my time and the staff had attitudes. Don't even bother coming here!!! go to discount tires save your time.

I am writing to formally express my deep dissatisfaction with the unprofessional conduct I witnessed and personally experienced from a cashier during a recent visit to your store. What I encountered was far below the standard of customer service I would expect from any retail establishment, let alone one of Walmart's size and reputation. Upon approaching the checkout lane, I first observed the cashier treating the customer ahead of me in a dismissive and discourteous manner. Rather than being addressed appropriately, that customer was met with rudeness, which immediately set a troubling tone for the interaction to follow. When it was my turn, the cashier offered no greeting whatsoever. When she announced my total, I politely informed her that I had the exact change, 56 cents, to accompany the bill I was handing her so that I would not need to receive a large amount of coins back. She responded with nothing more than a dismissive "mmm hmm" and proceeded to enter only the bill amount into the register. I made a second attempt to communicate that I had the change ready to give her. She ignored me entirely, handed me back a fistful of coins, and then threw my receipt at me. At no point did she acknowledge me as a customer worthy of basic respect. To make matters worse, throughout the entirety of this interaction, the cashier was chomping on gum like a giraffe eating leaves at the zoo. It was disruptive, unprofessional, and frankly disrespectful to every customer she served. I want to be transparent about why I did not address this with a store supervisor on the spot: based on what I observed, it appears this type of behavior is tolerated without consequence, making an in-store complaint feel futile. That is a systemic concern that I believe warrants attention at the corporate level. I am not writing this out of anger alone. I am writing because this cashier's behavior reflects poorly on your brand and negatively impacts the experience of every customer who passes through her lane.

I visited the store last night. I'm impressed and maybe taking a break from Target if this store can keep up the good work. It was a pleasant shopping experience. The store was clean, orderly. The product selection for home goods, decor, and clothing was high quality and very affordable too. Corporate must've snagged some buyers from their competition. They have the best selection of childrens clothing in-stores. I wanted to buy everything I saw. The store was very well staffed. They're ready for holiday shoppers.