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    Office Depot - This place is soooooo slow and this machine w not work .

    Office Depot

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    I've been here a handful of times since it's close to my house, and I think the staff and store is…read moregreat. There's always been multiple people on staff when I've gone and they're very knowledgeable/kind/helpful. They've always been able to answer my myriad of questions about their electronics and help me find whatever it is I need. Plus, store pickup is super quick (10 minutes). The customer service is a huge reason I choose to shop here over Walmart or somewhere similar, where I can never find staff to help or retrieve locked products. The store does tend to be a little empty, but that doesn't strike me as weird.

    WARD ROAD and 52nd…read more Title: Arrogance I visited this Office Depot location this morning and was struck by how empty the store was and how little the staff seemed to value the few customers they had. As I walked down an aisle, an employee came through pushing a rolling ladder. I picked up on his body language and moved out of the way on my own, without him needing to say anything and without any friction from me. In return, he gave me a hard, get‑out‑of‑the‑way stare that came across less like a busy worker and more like a prerequisite corporate entitlement, as if basic courtesy toward a customer was beneath him. It was an unnecessary power trip and set a very negative tone for the visit. Unfortunately, the same employee rang me up at checkout and reinforced that attitude. The first thing out of his mouth was a demand for my phone number, delivered with the same entitled tone, as if he had a right to my personal information instead of it being my choice. When I declined, he acted annoyed, like my privacy rights were an inconvenience to him, not something the company should respect. He then asked what kind of receipt I wanted. When I said "paper," the standard option, he didn't just process it--he ordered me to press a button to confirm it. I did, but being commanded to push buttons at the register by someone already on a power trip is not customer service. It's condescending and completely unnecessary, and it carries the clear message that the customer is there to obey, not to be served. On top of that, I was then asked if I wanted to round up my purchase for a nonprofit, which I declined and commented that he could round down for me instead. That clearly didn't improve his attitude. At the end of the transaction, he couldn't even be bothered to say "thank you" or "have a good day." No acknowledgment at all that I was a paying customer in a nearly empty store. What makes this even more frustrating is that I actually go out of my way not to buy everything from Amazon. I could have just ordered the notebook online, but I was intentionally trying to support something other than a giant e‑commerce platform. Instead, I was met with pride, arrogance, and an out‑of‑touch corporate mindset that seems determined to push customers away. Going forward, when I do stop by, it will be mainly to observe the cluelessness and how misplaced "corporate ideals" can hollow out a store even faster than online competition.

    YellowDog Design, Print and Marketing - The front and back views of a trifold Gamemaster's screen for a tabletop role playing game

    YellowDog Design, Print and Marketing

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    I am SO grateful I found YellowDog printing. I'm a local artist/designer and print small batches of…read moremy artwork to sell at urban markets and street fairs at my booth, CallMeGrace.com. I've counted on them on multiple occasions, most recently for my artwork I sold as a vendor at my booth at Goldens in Golden. My account manager was Tina, who was so helpful, accommodating, and patient. I had a little health emergency in the middle of the week I promised my deliverables, and she bent over backwards to help me out, working alongside me with another vendor I was working with to get my products finished and completed for my deadline. On top of all that, their paper recommendations were excellent and the printing quality was top notch. Their pricing is competitive and I love that I can personally pick it up, see proofs, and talk to a human being and not a chat bot. AND, there are dogs to pet when you go in. So, DUH. I will absolutely use them again and again. Thank you, YellowDog!

    Only spoke with these people on the phone, seemed to be high sales for business cards which had all…read morethe art. Giving a complete review would not be fair, yet it was obvious I was not heard when stating I had all my photos and copy of the original business card requiring some verbiage change. The huge put off was a $300 slap for art work, when it was to be the same card. This could have been a case of not hearing the customer clearly on a cell phone, or possibly over eager to sell or any other common issue when speaking for the first time on a cell at the car wash. Either way, I am still searching for a great business card place whose prices are reasonable Photo below is the same photo I use for the cards, simple verbiage change not work $300 plus for simple title changes.

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