Walmart Supercenter

Supercenter my butt. It’s difficult to imagine how more mis-​managed a Walmart could possibly be. Here’s just some of the ongoing perpetual examples:
1. EMPTY SHELVES. Anytime I come here with a shopping list, I literally cannot buy HALF of what’s on it. Out Of Stock. Sold Out. Empty shelf spaces. Empty hooks. Depending on the department, one third to one half of the shelves will be empty at any given time.
2. MYSTERY PRICING. Less than half the items in this store are correctly placed near a correct price tag. Impossible to know what MOST items cost here.
3. FILTHY FLOORS. Not dirty. FILTHY. No excuse.
4. EMPLOYEES EVERYWHERE. Yelling across the store to each other. Milling around doing nothing. Walking right in your way. More roaming blue shirts than actual customers sometimes.
5. BLOCKED AISLES. Any hour of the day or evening. Entire sections of the store completely blocked by mountains of cartons and palettes.
6. DAMAGED CARTS. Literally impossible to find a shopping cart that does not have AT LEAST one worn-​off or damaged wheel. It’s called maintenance, people.
BONUS: Fish tanks clouded with fungus, multiple dead fish floating atop every single one. What a perfect metaphor for this dump of a store.
When you’re part of a small, local «community» — nevermind a massive multinational chain conglomerate that has long since driven real local businesses out of business — you have a certain responsibility. To your customers. To your fellow citizens. Shame on you, Crosby Walmart management. You fail.

Extremely disappointed at how there are so many rules and regulations for Christmas layaway. Each item has to be $ 20 or more no electronics no this no that. At this point they should just close layaway down because they make it impossible for you to put Christmas gifts on layaway. But again why would I be surprised it is Walmart!!!