Brick & Mortar Stores Are Humid & Nasty … Going Back to Online More

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I noticed this too. So cheap! I was about passing out in Home goods, Burlington and the dollar tree. So miserable! Left before finishing looking around. The experience was disappointing since I thought I was going back to buying in stores. Nope.

Shocking. The cheap stores cheap out on a/c. Who could have ever guessed this?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tysons Mall is very poorly ACd. It's always hot and humid in there.

a fing men.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Even before the recent heat wave, stores have been uncomfortably hot. I’m finding outside temps cooler. There are OSHA rules about workplace temps, I believe. I feel for the workers as B&M owners cheap out and keep stores looking dingy, hot and muggy, and likely thwarting these rules.

I don’t shop much, but I will do more drive up and online ordering for groceries. I’ll probably save more money this way too. Yep, sometimes, Bezos will be getting more money from me.

Anyone else avoiding B&M stores especially due to the indoor climate?

Have you ever owned a business? Do you know what it takes to run a business? I doubt it. Once you walk a mile in their shoes, maybe, just maybe you have input. Until then, shut your trap.

[Anonymous]

Arlington and McLean are fine. Fair Lakes must be MC.

[Anonymous]

Burke, Springfield. Fair Lakes. Prole territory.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Even before the recent heat wave, stores have been uncomfortably hot. I’m finding outside temps cooler. There are OSHA rules about workplace temps, I believe. I feel for the workers as B&M owners cheap out and keep stores looking dingy, hot and muggy, and likely thwarting these rules.

I don’t shop much, but I will do more drive up and online ordering for groceries. I’ll probably save more money this way too. Yep, sometimes, Bezos will be getting more money from me.

Anyone else avoiding B&M stores especially due to the indoor climate?

Have you ever owned a business? Do you know what it takes to run a business? I doubt it. Once you walk a mile in their shoes, maybe, just maybe you have input. Until then, shut your trap.

Helping with close family business. I guess if the aim is to drive away foot traffic and associated potential impulse buys, they are doing great!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I noticed this too. So cheap! I was about passing out in Home goods, Burlington and the dollar tree. So miserable! Left before finishing looking around. The experience was disappointing since I thought I was going back to buying in stores. Nope.

Shocking. The cheap stores cheap out on a/c. Who could have ever guessed this?

Your "theory" is total bs but you know that. Tysons has more expensive stores it's also hot and humid in them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I noticed this too. So cheap! I was about passing out in Home goods, Burlington and the dollar tree. So miserable! Left before finishing looking around. The experience was disappointing since I thought I was going back to buying in stores. Nope.

Shocking. The cheap stores cheap out on a/c. Who could have ever guessed this?

Your "theory" is total bs but you know that. Tysons has more expensive stores it's also hot and humid in them.

+100

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I noticed this too. So cheap! I was about passing out in Home goods, Burlington and the dollar tree. So miserable! Left before finishing looking around. The experience was disappointing since I thought I was going back to buying in stores. Nope.

Shocking. The cheap stores cheap out on a/c. Who could have ever guessed this?

Your "theory" is total bs but you know that. Tysons has more expensive stores it's also hot and humid in them.

Yup they're just a stupid little internet troll.

FYI everyone else Nordstroms is expensive and a hot box as well for all those shoppers trying to avoid the hotter stores these days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I noticed this too. So cheap! I was about passing out in Home goods, Burlington and the dollar tree. So miserable! Left before finishing looking around. The experience was disappointing since I thought I was going back to buying in stores. Nope.

Shocking. The cheap stores cheap out on a/c. Who could have ever guessed this?

Your "theory" is total bs but you know that. Tysons has more expensive stores it's also hot and humid in them.

I know reading is hard but where is Tysons mentioned here? Stop shopping in the cheap stores

[Anonymous]

Around the DC metro I find most stores to be under air conditioned. Think the owners are trying to save money.

[Anonymous]

I noticed this at Macy’s and some other stores at Annapolis Mall last weekend. Very unpleasant and others there were commenting on it. But Target has been blissfully cool lately.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Around the DC metro I find most stores to be under air conditioned. Think the owners are trying to save money.

Agree

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I noticed this too. So cheap! I was about passing out in Home goods, Burlington and the dollar tree. So miserable! Left before finishing looking around. The experience was disappointing since I thought I was going back to buying in stores. Nope.

Shocking. The cheap stores cheap out on a/c. Who could have ever guessed this?

Your "theory" is total bs but you know that. Tysons has more expensive stores it's also hot and humid in them.

Yup they're just a stupid little internet troll.

FYI everyone else Nordstroms is expensive and a hot box as well for all those shoppers trying to avoid the hotter stores these days.

+100 I'm spending a lot less time on this website because of these ridiculous ignorant trolls who have taken over. They speak like they're five years old. Oh well, They will all be arguing with themselves soon enough when everyone with a brain leaves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I noticed this too. So cheap! I was about passing out in Home goods, Burlington and the dollar tree. So miserable! Left before finishing looking around. The experience was disappointing since I thought I was going back to buying in stores. Nope.

Shocking. The cheap stores cheap out on a/c. Who could have ever guessed this?

Your "theory" is total bs but you know that. Tysons has more expensive stores it's also hot and humid in them.

I know reading is hard but where is Tysons mentioned here? Stop shopping in the cheap stores

Tysons/Galleria were mentioned up thread. Target was an example. -OP