1/5 Cynthia B. 1 year ago on Google
I
decided
to
try
to
learn
to
sew,
was
considering
taking
a
sewing
class,
and
needed
some
things
to
get
started
on
the
used
Janome
108
machine
that
I
had
picked
up.
Needed
some
of
the
sewing
basics,
like
fabric
pins,
needles
for
the
machine,
a
good
pair
of
scissors,
and
spool
pins
for
the
machine.
I
was
hoping
for
some
expert
insight
for
my
newbie
purchases.
That
was
a
mistake.
I
Went
directly
to
sewing
machine
section,
there
was
a
female
sales
associate
with
her
back
turned
towards
the
sales
floor,
deeply
absorbed
in
some
task
near
her
register.
She
seemed
peeved
when
I
asked
about
item
location.
She
never
smiled
once,
never
said
“Wow
good
for
you”,
or
any
kind
of
pleasantry
at
all,
when
I
told
her
I
want
to
learn
to
sew.
She
didn’t
walk
me
to
items,
just
gave
me
sour-faced
directions
to
their
general
location.
I
asked
myself
why
the
hell
I
was
supporting
a
store
that
treats
novice
seamstresses
with
such
disdain,
and
decided
to
abandon
my
cart
holding
roughly
$100
in
purchases
in
frustration
with
the
way
she
was
mistreating
me.
So
unhelpful
to
a
newbie.
So
unfriendly.
Brick
and
mortar
stores
need
to
understand
that
in
this
day
and
age,
the
main
reason
people
walk
in
is
to
find
expert,
helpful
sales
people
who
can
offer
insight
and
knowledge
to
customers.
We
come
in
for
excellent
customer
service
and
attention.
A
store
that
lacks
customer
service
has
nothing
to
offer
me
that
I
can’t
find
on
the
internet,
delivered
to
my
door
and
often
for
less
cost.
No
more
Joann
Fabrics
for
me.
Also
their
bathroom
was
quite
filthy.
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