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Dollar General is not my favorite store, in fact it is number four on a list of five, but that article is Leftist propaganda. They probably just recycled it from the last hit piece they wrote on a different store, replacing the names with "Dollar General."
Dollar General is not my favorite store, in fact it is number four on a list of five, but that article is Leftist propaganda. They probably just recycled it from the last hit piece they wrote on a different store, replacing the names with "Dollar General."
The Dollar General/Dollar Tree stores I've been in carry packaged foods like macaroni and cheese and toiletries but no fresh foods. Kind of like convenience stores also do.
They are a great place to get things like erasers/pencils/stickers/etc. to give out if you're an elementary teacher.
DG's I've noticed are carrying more and more produce. They're also beginning to offer FedEx services at their stores. There's one I stop at if I've forgotten water/snacks for a day out working the dogs, it reminds me a lot of a small-town grocery store.
DG's I've noticed are carrying more and more produce. They're also beginning to offer FedEx services at their stores. There's one I stop at if I've forgotten water/snacks for a day out working the dogs, it reminds me a lot of a small-town grocery store.
The Dollar General/Dollar Tree stores I've been in carry packaged foods like macaroni and cheese and toiletries but no fresh foods. Kind of like convenience stores also do.
They are a great place to get things like erasers/pencils/stickers/etc. to give out if you're an elementary teacher.
There are Dollar General Markets where I live though they are generally closer or in town. They have fresh produce and meats. A few summers ago I would stop by the one near the high school and check their produce. They had good specials, I would get 6 big bell peppers for $1.
Sickening how they came to my town of 1,700 and refused to consider a large, vacant, for sale store by the city square, and instead bought and destroyed a very nice old home that was in good condition to build an ugly concrete block "brick" I dont shop there.
It's like blaming umbrella's for rain. Stores open up where they'll have a customer base. Although, it is sad that some of them didn't work to enhance store security.
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