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No help loading into truck...
May 9, 2008
Menards complaint by Sexy milf
I went to menards for a great sale on patio bricks.. A beautiful color and style costing $2.88 each. Now i'm paying alot for back problems... I bought 24 patio bricks that are 42lbs. each. I waited for help to load the items into my truck, and waited, and waited... After 25 long minutes, I finally loaded it all myself.... Now I know that was a wrong thing to do. I only weigh 115lbs.. Now I have back problems...The doctor visits and muscel relaxers are starting to get costly... What lazy *** menards hired... (I went to the Menards in Crestwood in Illinois)

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1. Written by John, on 20-06-2008 14:39

I used to work at the home depot and they have associates that load cars, that is their sole job duty to load cars for customers. when shopping at menards you dont get that. i've actually had an associate watch me as i load my truck. not impressed at all. as if it's too much trouble for him to help a person out. and as far as the managers comment about having to unload them when she got home yea maybe she would have had to unload them then but why wouldnt someone like a man help her load her car while she was in their store???

2. Written by lol, on 07-06-2008 22:22

42lb patio bricks? What kind of bricks are those? Made out of lead? Boo hoo, you sound lazy. And not sexy at all.

3. Written by diusman, on 22-05-2008 14:11

Yes,well most people should be able to load their own small pick ups as such. if your gonna do the work,you should be able to load. most the time i found someone always shows up to see if you need help.

4. Written by MenardsManager, on 17-05-2008 01:20

One more thing, if loading your own merchandise is so terrible, then who the *** is gonna unload it when you get it home? Clearly, "sexy milfs" like yourself should not have to be involved with any of this lifting business.

5. Written by Masterforce, on 15-05-2008 18:41

The guard at the entrance of the yard calls back each guest that arrives for help. That being said if 5 other guests pulled in before you then you would get assisted in that order, and possibly waiting a while. Menards is the only home improvement chain in the nation that has a true drive through lumber yard where you can pull up to the merchandise. If you were at Depot or Lowes not only would you have paid more and had no service you would have loaded it twice. Sorry for the hassle. By the way you might want to change your screen name, I'm not sure how much credibility you will gather calling yourself "sexy milf".

6. Written by MenardsManager, on 15-05-2008 02:42

They just may have been busy helping another guest. At this point, every home improvement store in the nation is understaffed. We do not own these places, we just work for the man like most everyone else. If we could fix these problems, we would, obviously. Every last one of you bastards that *** about bad service of any kind at any store you frequent clearly has not ever worked in this environment. Cuz if you did, you would not post this bullshit. I promise you, just work at a Menards for a week and you would be very surprised to find that you cannot make every customer that comes in the place happy. It is truly impossible. For every one of you that *** about something, there are ten more who have nothing but praise every time they visit. Get a life.

7. Written by hate winers!, on 10-05-2008 00:04

it is so hard to ask someone for help or walk inside to get someone! :cry

8. Written by fella, on 09-05-2008 22:59

and in that 25 minutes, you could have easily walked inside, asked someone to help you, and had your problem solved. it's not that hard, really.

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