If that endorsement sounds a little underwhelming, it\u2019s for the usual reasons \u2014 and honestly, most home improvement stores have the same problems.<\/p>\n
Why do you have to pack the aisles so full of impulse-purchase junk that I can\u2019t get a lumber cart through? Why is employee turnover so high that when you finally find someone, there\u2019s a decent chance they don\u2019t know the store well enough to help you?<\/p>\n
And here\u2019s my Jerry Seinfeld-style observation: Why is stuff at Home Depot so frequently broken or out of order?<\/p>\n
I understand you can\u2019t just grab replacement supplies off the shelf, and employees probably aren\u2019t allowed to fix a broken door or busted toilet themselves. Still, it\u2019s a pretty bad look when a store that sells everything you need to fix those things has them sitting there in disrepair.<\/p>\n
Enough of my rant.<\/p>\n
I only bring all of that up because I see broken stuff there often enough that it takes something pretty spectacular to get my attention.<\/p>\n
And this one got my attention.<\/p>\n
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Whatever happened here, that\u2019s not going back together with a few screws and some duct tape. I\u2019m pretty sure the home office is going to have to send another one.<\/p>\n
Home Depot Sells Repairs \u2014 But This May Be Beyond Saving<\/p>\n
It looks like somebody ran into it, back up and drug it, then maybe tried to straighten it out before driving off.<\/p>\n
You\u2019d think somebody at the Home Depot would just grab one from farther out in the parking lot, bring it up front, and quietly drag this mess behind the store.<\/p>\n
But that\u2019s probably not how working for a giant corporation works.<\/p>\n
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