The products (butchering) are often weathered, and the seller behaves as if I owe him. The cash register is a separate apocalypse, the queues are constant. Either the girls don't know the codes, or they'll put one poor guy at the checkout (she can be understood). There is no need to make excuses that there are not enough people. There is a director. If you can't assemble a team, get on the checkout yourself (by yourself). It is clear that there are people who are trying, so the star is not alone.
The store is close to my house, which, undoubtedly, often helps out if you urgently need basic necessities. But there are huge disadvantages, namely: huge queues, only one ticket office often works during rush hour and a queue of 10 people is the norm. Secondly, there was a large amount of delay, there was even a case that three expired yoghurts from different companies were in the foreground, while one of them had an expiration date a MONTH ago. They took it away, they said we will scold the one who is watching this, thank you. And the next day I took the mayonnaise again, which was also a month overdue. And they glue the dates on the packaged products (you carefully peel off the top sticker and are surprised). Plus, prices often do not correspond to the actual ones. There was a price tag of 7.99 on the dragee. At the checkout they punch 8.99. To my question, the head (not the most pleasant woman) answers that the girls just don't have time to change the price tags, like, leave me alone. I ran home, read the legal documents, and they should sell at the specified price, came back, the price tag is still there (I even pointed a finger at them where the mistake was, but it wasn't even removed), after the photo of the receipt and the price tag, the money was returned at the checkout. Four days later I came back and... the price tag is still old. How is it? Or they will put up in the center, where there are stocks, goods with one price, and on the shelf in the department the price is completely different, so then run and find out which one is correct. And they do it all the time. It is generally better to avoid the department with semi-finished products, the products are often stale and are already beginning to rot. Fruits and vegetables are also far from ideal, it is extremely rare to find something fresh. The sellers themselves are quite nice people. In general, the store deserves 2 stars at best, and then mostly only for the location.