Anthony W.

Jeannie is right on top of her Public Storage business in Fife, Washington. She walks her property frequently, keeping an eye on all her units. If she has an appointment set up with you, she calls a day ahead to remind and confirm. She's quick with helpful suggestions to make your storage move-in a success. She makes her customers feel confident and safe. I think she's a manager who really cares.

I was so thrilled when Walmart opened in my neighborhood (Tacoma, WA). However, it's been a constant frustration to buy my grocery items consistently at Walmart. For six weeks in a row, I purchased Coke 12-packs that were labeled $4.18 on the shelf. Yet, the register rang it up as $4.88. Each week I told the checker, and was promised that management would be notified. I even talked to an assistant manager myself, who promised he would rectify the pricing error. Nothing has ever changed.

Items are consistently out of stock. When I've asked Walmart staff about it, they say that stocking is up to the vendors. My viewpoint is that I'm not a customer of the vendor. I'm a Walmart customer. I give my grocery money to Walmart; and they should bear the responsibility to stock consistently the items I need.