I hate leaving bad reviews, so I rarely do, but this store shocked me with its poor customer service.This store is the closest to me, but I will never come back here!Most of the employees don’t even know their own policies—they are extremely unhelpful, slow,...
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I hate leaving bad reviews, so I rarely do, but this store shocked me with its poor customer service.This store is the closest to me, but I will never come back here!Most of the employees don’t even know their own policies—they are extremely unhelpful, slow, and lazy. If there are "only" 3-4 people waiting, they just walk to the back without even looking at you instead of helping customers, leaving one employee to handle the entire line. And this happens every single time I go there!They also told me I needed a certain document to buy ammo, so I drove home. When I returned 20 minutes later, another employee said that document wouldn’t work, and I needed a different one. Then another person said the first document would work.The employee with the bald head, mustache, and crutch is extremely rude and is my least favorite. He tries to avoid helping people as much as possible and constantly walks away, even when customers are waiting. If you call and he answers, he will definitely try to end the conversation as quickly as possible so he can go to the back.I mentioned to him how nice Juliana was, and he said, "We don't have anyone named Juliana here." I pointed her out because she had been very helpful and kind during my previous visit. He insisted they didn’t have a Juliana. I thought, okay, maybe I made a mistake. He must know his colleagues better. Then I walked up to “Juliana” and saw her badge said Juliana.So, what’s wrong with this guy? Is he that ignorant, or does he genuinely forget his colleagues' names? If that’s the case, it’s concerning since he works in a store that sells guns.One time I asked about archery, and they told me to come in and pay a $10 line fee. The next week, I came back, but the same guy said I couldn’t do archery because no one was at the range. I sat on a bench to watch others shoot, and then he came back and told me that if I signed the waiver and paid $10, I could shoot. It was strange because I had just been told I couldn’t, but I paid and enjoyed my time.The next week, I returned, paid, and started shooting. The same guy came up to me and told me I couldn’t shoot. I reminded him that last week he let me shoot after saying I couldn't, and he replied, "Don’t put words in my mouth, I never said that." (Gaslighting or I’m just dumb?) I could tell he was ready to argue, but I wasn’t there to do so. I just asked for a refund and left.Why would a professional change his mind like that? Don’t they have policies to avoid these misunderstandings, or does he just make decisions based on how he feels that day? That seems risky in a gun shop.Long story short, don’t come here. Even picking up ammo takes 40 minutes on a good day.