- The stores are in shambles. Everything is in disarray and groups of employees at my nearby store stand in circles talking rather than working the floor or trying to get some sort of order.
- The cashier asked me if I found everything alright, and when I told her ‘No, your movie display is like a warzone.’ She replied with ‘Oh I know, it gets that way after a sale.’ I can’t even begin to explain how that’s the wrong answer.
- The prices suck. They’re not even attempting to undercut the competition and work on quantity rather than quality. Every piece of electronics is overpriced as compared to what I can find online or in other stores.
I should have just called this post ‘3 Reasons Circuit City sucks balls’ but I felt the current title was more to the point.
Yeah, Trick realize this, in a time like this, everything is falling apart in one way or another. Honestly, I love how worked up you got about the service there, well guess what, the workers are just teenagers there, they behave the same way, any business with a staff of highschoolers does. Just because you can’t cart your bulk around to different shelves to get your crap, doesn’t mean the business itself is poor.
There are estimated thousands of businnesses that are expected to close in this year and regardless of whether or not circut city is on the list, I think the true problem lies in people like you, the overly-critical, pseudo intellectual that spends his time on card game sites, yet thinks he can judge everyone else and is superior based on the fact his feelings got hurt by an electronics store.
Well, by that token then I shouldn’t be unhappy with poor service at restaurants.