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The manager is probably a Millennial too so talking to him/her would be worthless.We just got home from our local Ace Hardware where we were going to purchase a stihl leaf blower. They were chained to the wall so it required assistance to hold one. The two guys at the counter were complaining about the day and how bad it was going to be. In fact they said it multiple times. They were about 25' from us so we could hear their conversation and they could see us. We were there 15 minutes and never once did they speak to us or ask if they could help. Seedy went looking for a manager and couldn't find one so on our way out they said, "Have a good day." We let them have it. Millennials have no clue what customer service is.
There are no shortage of places to purchase stihl around here. We went to the closest. I thought stihl prices were set the same everywhere. Is that not true?The manager is probably a Millennial too so talking to him/her would be worthless.
Are there any farmer's co-ops up there? That is where I usually purchase my Stihl equipment and they tend to have better pricing than other stores.
Hate hearing that. My local Ace is the opposite. I go in every so often to grab some charcoal and am usually accosted by at least two employees who are dying to help me find something. I've taken to asking if the charcoal is still in the same spot and it seems to satisfy them that they've "assisted" me.We just got home from our local Ace Hardware where we were going to purchase a stihl leaf blower. They were chained to the wall so it required assistance to hold one. The two guys at the counter were complaining about the day and how bad it was going to be. In fact they said it multiple times. They were about 25' from us so we could hear their conversation and they could see us. We were there 15 minutes and never once did they speak to us or ask if they could help. Seedy went looking for a manager and couldn't find one so on our way out they said, "Have a good day." We let them have it. Millennials have no clue what customer service is.
This Ace just changed hands. It might have been a True Value and I recognized the local owners. They provided the same excellence service that you experienced. This was the first time in the new Great Lakes Ace. It's no longer a local owner but might be regional now. We will never go back.Hate hearing that. My local Ace is the opposite. I go in every so often to grab some charcoal and am usually accosted by at least two employees who are dying to help me find something. I've taken to asking if the charcoal is still in the same spot and it seems to satisfy them that they've "assisted" me.
I always give my neighborhood ACE every speck of bidness I can. Unparalleled customer service.This Ace just changed hands. It might have been a True Value and I recognized the local owners. They provided the same excellence service that you experienced. This was the first time in the new Great Lakes Ace. It's no longer a local owner but might be regional now. We will never go back.
A buddy of mine I went to high school with, and his father, own about 12 or 15 Ace Hardware stores in and around the Orlando market.We just got home from our local Ace Hardware where we were going to purchase a stihl leaf blower. They were chained to the wall so it required assistance to hold one. The two guys at the counter were complaining about the day and how bad it was going to be. In fact they said it multiple times. They were about 25' from us so we could hear their conversation and they could see us. We were there 15 minutes and never once did they speak to us or ask if they could help. Seedy went looking for a manager and couldn't find one so on our way out they said, "Have a good day." We let them have it. Millennials have no clue what customer service is.