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When I say this, please understand that I'm saying this as a person who would've wandered for 15 minutes as well -- but yeah, you COULD just ask someone who wor
by mojowo11 8y ago
When I say this, please understand that I'm saying this as a person who would've wandered for 15 minutes as well -- but yeah, you COULD just ask someone who works there where the batteries are.
- reaperducer 8y agoyou COULD just ask someone who works there where the batteries are. If it was Home Depot, he'd probably wander around for 45 minutes trying to find someone who works there.
- linuxftw 8y agoHome depot helpfully puts aisle and bin numbers for products on their website if you search for things in-store. I also can get help at home depot pretty quickly, as long as you're not there on the weekend (when they're just completely slammed, victim of the own success is what I call it).
- reaperducer 8y agoYour Home Depot is staffed radically different than mine. It doesn't matter when I go there - mid-day, mid-week; or prime time, weekend. There's virtually no employees. I usually end up going to the Customer Service desk and waiting 10 minutes while they summon someone on the radio/phone thingy. Once the only person in the entire store was the lady at the self check-out aisles. And she couldn't help me because she wasn't allowed to leave her station because she was the only person in the store.
- kbob 8y agoCan confirm. I always shop at the second closest HD, because the difference in on-floor customer service is night and day. Try a different location if it's not much further away.