1/5 Derek L. 11 months ago on Google
I
don’t
think
it’s
hyperbole
to
say
this
might
be
one
of
the
worst
run
stores
I
have
ever
set
foot
in.
From
the
get
go
everything
is
just
spread
out
with
some
really
convoluted
organizing
system.
I
needed
some
canopy
weights.
The
canopy
items
were
placed
with
camping
items
with
a
whole
separate
section
devoted
to
actual
canopies.
Neither
of
which
had
canopy
weights.
Most
modern
stores
have
some
sort
of
organizational
system
to
help
employees
and
customers
find
items.
That
would
be
asking
too
much
of
DICK’S.
Instead,
if
you
can’t
find
an
item,
you’re
left
wandering
around
aimlessly
hoping
you
can
find
it.
If
you
go
to
ask
an
employee
they
can
join
you
in
wandering
around
aimlessly.
At
least
you’ll
have
a
friend.
When
you
do
finally
find
your
product,
be
sure
to
check
any
of
the
five
clearly
previously-returned,
beat
to
hell
boxes
to
make
sure
your
items
are
there
(more
on
that
later).
Checking
out
is
a
real
hoot
as
well.
Granted
I
was
checking
out
within
an
hour
of
close.
Even
still,
there
will
be
exactly
one
register
open.
But
don’t
worry
-
a
half
dozen
employees
will
be
standing
around
powerless
to
help
because
the
registers
lock
them
out
after
a
certain
time.
At
least
they’ll
apologize
for
the
terrible
decision
making
on
the
part
of
their
overlords.
You’ll
have
to
wait
in
line
for
people
to
return
a
half
dozen
items
right
before
close,
which
is
always
fun.
Finally,
once
you
do
get
home
after
a
long
and
strenuous
item-finding
mission
and
check
out
odyssey,
be
amazed
as
you
open
your
product
and
find
the
person
who
stuffed
it
in
the
box
and
returned
it
just
for
DICK’S
to
throw
it
back
on
the
shelf
decided
to
poke
holes
in
the
item
and
only
return
three
of
the
four
canopy
bags.
Because
quality
control
is
for
losers.
All
in
all
DICK’S
really
gives
Menards
a
run
for
its
money
on
poor
quality
control
and
complete
inability
to
find
items.
These
two
brands
seem
to
be
in
contention
for
spiritual
successor
to
the
“pay
lots
of
money
for
items
that
look
like
they
fell
off
the
back
of
the
truck”
vibe
that
Best
Buy
perfected
in
the
1990s.
Can’t
wait
to
go
back
(and
return
my
terrible
purchase).
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