Clearance items, though identical, are marked different prices. When you question staff, they claim the 2 products came in at different times. So What? You obviously can't sell it, that's why you marked it as clearance. The sale prices are only honored depending on a cashier who knows the merchandise. Many will not check the flyer and will charge you regular price. NONE of the items are checked out under appropriate categories or SKU/ bar code, thereby making it more difficult for the customer to track errors. Many of the male clerks don't know the difference between sewing items or a needle craft item like crochet or knit products. If it sparkles, it's automatically jewelry. All Christmas 50% off! Yeah right, in your dreams. Guess what? Microscopic sugar cookies in tins aren't 50% off because they're supposedly already reduced. Bunch of crap! They put a yellow price sticker on it to make you think it's reduced. I have rechecked fabric yardage at home only to discover that it was short because not everyone knows how to measure fabric. If a piece of fabric is 1 yard, that means 36 inches through the full width of the fabric- it can't be 32 inches at one end while it is 36 at the other. Returns are such an issue that all customers become witness to the staff berating the person who dared to return something. Oh, and that 50% off or whatever percentage is calculated in their favor to where they gain a penny on each item. You may say that's no big deal but consider how many items are sold at how many stores over the years and it becomes a very wealthy profit. And don't you dare remind that cashier that you bought only sale items to make it affordable because she will dress you down and make you look like a creep.
Christian? Christian beliefs? Satan's disciples more like it, because they are rude, disrespectful, contradictory, apathetic, deceptive, and dishonest