Goodwill

I was wearing flip flops when I purchased two pair of boots, both the same size. I didn't want to try the shoes on without a sock or stocking or anything. I didn't want to put my bare feet in them. I purchased them and when I got home, cleaned them, putting a sock on I found that one pair didn't fit. I took them back to return them the very next day. That's when I was told you can't return shoes. I was stuck with a pair of shoes that didn't fit and had them only one day. Why isn't there a sign posted telling customers they can't return shoes? Why isn't there a sign that says you can't wear flip flops into the store if you plan on buying shoes. Dictating what you can and cannot wear. Do you really want me to put my bare feet in the shoes that I may not purchase. In that case there should be a sign that says someone else may have tried shoes on with bare feet. Is this good hygiene practice? The other alternative is to provide something that doesn't include putting your bare feet in them. You could be exposed to whatever disease because of their policy.

There's a decent selection of everything but really unorganized and very slow check out process usually with one person on register and a long line formed waiting.

I can always find something I need or at least I feel I do. There is always a wide variety of merchandise to choose from.