I sometimes wonder if I should bring a bloodhound with me to the store so that I can have it find an employee. Then again, when I do find the employee they take me to the empty shelf. Except for one cashier, they seem unable to converse in English in even the simplest and rudimentary fashions (like Thank You or Good Day). Recently they moved things around in some parts of the store, so now you have to hunt for what used to be familiar. Pulled out the Harvey's and replaced it with Subway, so now you can have a bread sandwich after you finish your hunt for products.\n\nBought a bicycle rack here that wasn't made to actually hold a bicycle. Their own brand (Husky). I don't know which is sadder, the fact that the metal for the bicycle rack is completely contorted, or the fact that the wood rail has the edges lifted off. The bicycle rack that I do want is listed on their website as \""not in stock\"". Big shocker. Seriously, how hard is it to track the SKUs that you sell by computer? Isn't that the point of an inventory system? Maybe I would save time by driving the extra 4km to the competitors store instead of stopping here in hopes of finding products on the shelves!\n\nOnly good change, you can now get your receipt in email. It's a miracle! Now, if I could only find things to buy in the store instead of empty shelves and excuses.