superbadgirl: (wtf)
superbadgirl ([personal profile] superbadgirl) wrote2006-08-27 03:40 pm

Argh

Target Disaster:

1) Both the up and down escalators were off...not just off, but cordoned so patrons couldn't use them to even *gasp* go the old fashioned one-foot-in-front-of-the-other route.

2) As a result of #1, the elevators were jam packed.

3) They didn't have the chair I wanted (and so am sitting in this uncomfortable thing that causes major back pain..

4) I bought the wrong battery for my phone (this one's not Target's fault. It's mine for forgetting to bring the bad battery with me).

5) The only frigging size T-shirts they had in white were XS and XXL.

6) Flats are in and I want a couple pair. Everyone else has cute ones...Target's selection was abysmal.

7) So many mirrors up, which revealed my nasty fat-girl arms at nearly every turn.

8) My debit card was declined, despite me having deposited a my bi-monthly pay in the account...and the fact that I rarely let my balance go beneath $300.


Y'know, it was experiences like this that really make me miss Minnesota. In Mpls./St. Paul, the Targets are everywhere and they're all good. I don't like driving miles for unsatisfactory shopping.

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[identity profile] betacandy.livejournal.com 2006-08-28 05:09 pm (UTC)(link)
So at least you have parking, but it sounds like maybe businesses severely underestimate how many of their stores a town/city out west can support.

I've totally given up on Target, because even though there are a couple, they're just crammed silly with people morning to night. Very often, I find I don't even pay anymore by shopping at drugstores and other shops that are much more convenient - and often in walking distance from my apt.