1/5
While I was browsing, I found it unpleasant listening to the woman working talking poorly about other thrift stores to another guest in the store. When I approached with a cross that was unmarked, with some slight damage I informed her it was unmarked but I saw another cross that was... couldn't get the words out of my mouth before she shouted THREE DOLLARS! I finished my sentence politely "... Two dollars". She said with hostility in her voice, "the one that slides open" I said I didn't notice while I was pulling out cash. I didn't want to inconvenience the non-profit with the credit/debit card fees, but only had $2. I told her I only have two dollars and she shouted back, "Sorry!" I was very put off by the whole experience. I'm thinking she might need the presence of Jesus's cross more than I do. I simply left, trying to shake off the hostile energy and as I drove, I prayed for her. Perhaps she is unhappy spending her time there and worried about other things. I hope others can have a better experience, but there are thrift stores in town with nicer people that I have found less costly items over the last week. I got four beautiful curtains panels from World Market at the new Pet Network Thrift store in Christmas Tree Village for only $12! I suggest you check the new shop out, and has very friendly unpaid Volunteers. I will avoid thrifting here at Tahoe Forest Thrift in Incline; the one in Truckee has much nicer people and more of a selection, maybe she can learn some service to others from them. Visited on Tuesday afternoon.