Ross Dress for Less

the sps are dicks said i was stealing thw whole time i was there n managers are bozos

I found what I had come in there for at least. I didnt have any idea where the line was to check out, after getting several dirty looks, a cashier told me where to go. Check out was easy, security guard told me to have a great night on the way out.

In response to Mitt Romney’s unabashed disdain for poor people, I have decided to spend some time reviewing businesses targeting lower-​income families. Hey, many of us like to stretch a dollar, and some of us can’t afford to do anything but. According to Romney, those less-​fortunate among us are too spineless, entitled and/​or ignorant to do anything but vote for Obama, never mind the concept of enlightened self-​interest. . but I suppose that’s better left for another forum…
Ross Dress for Less is a dirty, disorganized and depressing place. Here you will find the generally unbelievable lack of customer service that is common of discount outlets. I would imagine that this company doesn’t pay or treat its employees very well, and we all know that shit rolls downhill. So the company philosophy seems to be that if you are desperate or poor enough to shop (or work) here, you are a fool to expect anybody to give a shit about your level of satisfaction.
Nobody gives a shit, ok, let’s press forward. The key to finding a real bargain here is that you have to give yourself a lot of time to shop. You absolutely will not walk in and find something adorable just hanging there off the rack waiting for you, like you will at Anthropologie. No, in fact, you will have to think like an actual anthropologist and really dig through the dirt to find that valuable specimen.
When I was younger and positively imbued with vim and vigor, I could do the clothes hunt. And you really can find your favorite brands at a much cheaper price!
Lately though, I am just too jaded and filled with spite for humanity to be able to tolerate more than 20 minutes in Ross. I spend all day trying to be a good Buddhist, disciplining myself to emanate only goodwill towards all living things, and that headspace is thoroughly obliterated by more than 20 minutes inside of a Ross Dress for Less.
So the plan is, head immediately to the housewares section. There you will find deeply discounted glassware, dinnerware, French presses, nice pots and pans, cooking utensils, and an almost whimsical selection of sauces, spices, and candy. I recommend buying shot glasses here, oddly enough, if you want to deal with your financial stress that way. They tend to have an unusual selection, sometimes hand-​blown, sometimes Star Wars-​themed (score! Bought 3 sets for 5 bucks each, and we’re talking Original Trilogy, not that weak sauce prequel trilogy shit).
They have some unique and well-​priced bedding, rugs and small furniture pieces, plus cool throw pillows, shower curtains, lamps, picture frames, etc.
So, in general, this is a good place to go if you’re a young person or newly single person looking to outfit a new home and kitchen, or, like me, on the perennial hunt for that good, random, cheap shit.
Do not go for the clothes unless you are very young and/​or poor, or just want to challenge your threshold for tolerance. The clothing aisles are narrow and packed with ugly, repetitive crap and it’s a hostile experience overall.
If you do decide to go just for the housewares, heads up, you might want to pop a Klonopin first.
Hey, Mitt Romney, do you think it’s easy to live this way?

hell no i went here there was nothing like a 1 month ago and there was no short there were no shoe on my size and there was no good purses and there tees were U –G-​L-​Y so i will just go next door and go to Burlington cot factory sorry

Ross is like some strange hybrid of a garage sale and a retail store. They get all the leftovers from other stores, all the overstocked or out of season stuff that larger retailers don’t want to deal with anymore. Not that the merchandise is shoddy or low-​quality (most of the time anyway), but it is essentially clearance. As such, their stock is not constant, their prices vary, and the organization of things is usually not great.
This Ross is average in nearly every respect. It’s got the same hit or miss selection, the same slow churn of merchandise, the same frequent lapses in organization. But for all that, it’s still worth a stop every now and then. When you do find something, it’s usually way cheaper than it would be anywhere else. They have brand names and high quality stuff for much lower prices than other retailers. In fact, any time I need house wares, kitchen stuff, or miscellany, I check Ross first. They may or may not have it, but if they do it pays off. Lines are often awful at this location, especially on Saturdays, so plan your trips accordingly.

When it comes to Ross I try to rate them by the rotation of clothing. Since i visited a month ago, the clothing selction has not really changed much…
The home and décor section still has items that are not really suitable for the home or décor, and no specials have really blown me away either.
Organization is a solid 3, where as the store sometimes seams cheap at time with floors that need attention. What else can I say?