The liquor store opened on 2 December.
Harris Teeter
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The liquor store opened on 2 December.
Oh, cool. I didn't realize we could even get in the parking lot yet, haha.
I didn't even know there was access to the center?
Good luck finding decent employees in that filth pool of St. Marys.
I shot at Giant and find their employees to be very nice. I still owe one of them a shout out on Twitter because of the help she gave me. She went over and above to help correct a problem unrelated to the groceries.
I don't have a problem with the people there, just the store is small and in trying to get more in, they end up masking stuff on the shelf between the pillars and the cardboard display.
Hours are great and with the expanded self checkout small orders are a breeze.
I would be too if somebody fired at my store. 
I have never had a problem with the workers and all are very helpful, but I feel almost claustrophobic shopping there. It is like a maze and an obstacle course combined to shop there anymore.
PeoplesElbow
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It is more of what the management puts up with than training. There are McDonalds that have friendly, good employees also, just not around here anywhere.
I'm going by what one of their employees told me at Lowe's a few weeks ago.
He used to work at California Wine and Spirits over by the METCOM office.
Here's the difference, Chic-Fil-A does not allow one party to own multiple franchises - at least they didn't. They require their franchisee to be "in store". I think that makes a difference.
When it's your money, you are going to listen to the customer complaints and take action to correct the problem. The managers know the boss is watching, not just collecting the rent.
Caring is more than a word, it's ingrained in the corporation buy the owners. Chic-Fil-A locations are known to have opened on Sundays when there is a crisis. If they can, they will deliver food and drink to first responders and people in need.
It starts at the top
Want to discuss the ownership of the local McD's franchises?
acommondisaster
Active Member
We were just talking at work tonight how Harris Teeter didn't have the good sales/prices since Kroger bought them, so I had to look this up when I read your post. Wikopedia says Kroger bought HT for 2.4 billion.
Must be catering to the construction workers until the lot is open.
Could be, haven't tried a foray over there as yet.
SamSpade
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One of the shortcomings of the spell check is that it doesn't offer a correction if it's an actual WORD.
On the other hand, the existence of the spell check is why I don't show much mercy to those who misspell words.
lovinmaryland
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I'm gonna keep my fingers crossed but I've seen some of the people who went for interviews and were hired soooo yea!
The owner of the waldorf location also owns the location inside the mall. Maybe that's because they are so close though :shrug:
All of them put together makes one good one.
