Real. Clean. Actually plant-positive in the sense that progress is encouraged by the patrons and…read moreowner.

I stopped in this adorable plant & gift shop nestled in the Czech village between events on a…read moreSaturday. The shop was full of adorable gifts & a wide selection of plants, pots and other accessories. They had an impressive selection of "hard to find" plants like a raven ZZ plant & an Indian rope Hoya. Out of pure RESTRAINT I left with only a Brazilian philodendron and a card for a friend. I will be back if in the area again! As a dog mom, I also greatly appreciate their easy to see and helpful labeling of plants as dog friendly :)

Cute, clean store. It's nice to find a place to purchase a used book with little wear. I found the…read moreemployees to be very helpful and kind. Keeping in mind it is a used store so the selection can be limited, I thought they had many books and authors to choose from. They also carry games, puzzles, CDs and records.

My review is as a Seller but as you have to wait while they make you and offer, I've browsed the…read moreinventory and seen the prices. All in all it is the same problem that has ruined "thrifting." Cheaper than new - obviously. But a new book at $12.99 is selling for like $8.99. Better to shop goodwill bins as books are some of the last affordable things at thrift stores. As a seller I took $70 for a collection of about 200 quality dvds. sold individually on eBay or Amazon if I had the time probably $500-1000. Same with the books. I have gotten $50 for a case of 100/150 best selling hardbacks. You never know as one time I brought in quality mint condition coffee table books - my offer for the lot of 50... $2. So I don't know what the deal is but the worst thing is they don't return your books. Some they take and will throw away or donate because the don't want to offend. I wish I had the option to take the books they knew they were gonna trash. All in all, they are only game in town u nless you want to do this full time. And I see them taking advantage. But that's our America. Read they are private family owned. Interesting.

Face masks... three for $20…read more.. Good deal! Ohana Hale Marketplace opened up this weekend for Mother's Day. I was on my way to Bo's Kitchen when I passed by Treasure Box Collectables. I must have seen this vendor many times since it's located on the perimeter of the Marketplace... just go to the left after you enter, and it's right around the corner. Treasure Box Collectables caught my attention because there was a long table full of face masks - all individually wrapped - with filters included. There were also children's sizes available! There were so many colors and patterns to choose from. I wanted to get three masks because it's like buy 2, get one free. If you buy just one mask, it's $10. Three masks cost just $20. The seller was very accommodating. She said to come back if the mask needs adjusting - like new elastic. She even put the purchased masks in a cute shopping bag! Wow! What service! I'll return if I need more masks! Note to self: I should look at the collectables, too! Haha!

It was my first time buying a face mask from here. The owner made more face masks while we were…read morethere. She did this since there was a limited amount of adult masks to choose from. That was really nice of her to do that. Her face masks are well made. I am thinking I would want to get more face masks from her later.

Bright big store, Impressive at first, but after visiting on several occasions, I'm seeing some…read morecracks in their appearance. Their hunting dept. employees could use some training in customer service. They didn't treat me horrible, just kind of talked down to me. I pointed out some of their pricing as to some other local stores and guy kind of chuckled and said well, we're just not going to price match. I said ok, no problem. A more recent visit to this dept. I mistakenly was thinking of a local competitors ad when asking a question of their stock, and I apologized for my mistake and taking up his time. Which he was more than condescending tone with his reply, that's OOOK, I get questions like that all the time, you didn't waste my time at all. I'm 68, I like a good deal , quality and I look for value and just a little courtesy. I don't need to be treated special, I just don't need talked down to, or dude splainined to. I know these two particular gentlemen won't care, but I did make three pretty substantial purchases, just not from Fleet Farm. Big mistake Huge!

**Car Wash Warning**…read more I would not recommend using the car wash here. My Tesla got scratched after using the car wash here for the first time. I submitted a claim to Corporate and was met with a Corporate Karen who told me, "I just can't reasonably foresee paying out your claim." Her reasoning was that if something was caught in the brushes, it would've left a very distinct scratch on my car. Apparently, she's an expert in every single way a car can be scratched by every unknown item that can possibly ever get caught in car wash brushes. My paint was perfect before going in, and now I have this mark on my Tesla thanks to this. The best thing about having a Tesla is that it video records in sentry mode, so when one of the employees was inspecting my car he said, "ya, this scratch definitely looks like it's from something caught in the brush because of the way the paint is laid back on it where it's scratched. I sure hope corporate pays this claim for you, they definitely should!" Well, unfortunately, the lady from Corporate just got an attitude with me and decided not to do anything about the damage caused. Stay away from here at all costs.