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About Town & Country Hardware
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the dudes here are faggots
Great service
I have had nothing but great service from Pope's hardware. Mr Pope even changed a headlight for me on my car. I love the family feel of the store and the staff have always been helpful.
Friendly service, surprising selection!
I've been shopping at this store for two years. While it's not as big as some of the hardware superstores, I'm amazed at how they always seem to have what I'm looking for. It is always clean and organized, and best of all, there is always someone there to greet you an...d help you with any questions you may have. This is what a small locally owned hardware store should be!
Bad attitude - last time I shop there
Yesterday was the last time I spend a penny at this hardware store. I went to buy one thing, a bag of birdseed for my two year old daughter's new birdhouse she has been eyeing for weeks, and she was with me. I got several dirty looks from three different employees when ...we came in, I suppose because it was 5:15 on a Sunday afternoon. That seemed to be sufficient reason for eye rolling when my toddler became insistent upon getting out of the cart, and the obvious annoyance at having an actual customer to deal with. I've had enough - it's always been like that, redeemed only by the helpful (but not particularly friendly) elderly gentleman in the paint section. Somebody give them some happy pills.
horribly rude
I have rarely been treated with such rudeness. I was trying to find an item that is advertised on the Ace Hdw website and not one but THREE salepeople treated me so rudely. I left there and went to Pope's Ace Hdw and got beautiful service. Learned my lesson! Wil never go there again.
Excellent Commitment
Ace Towne & Country demonstrates an excellent commitment to a business model that displays the latest high-tech instore communications, including headphones, courtesy conditioned employees whose familiarity with all aspects of hardware has been acquired through the bes...t modalities available for remedial adult hardware training for suburban Northerners. Their public relations efforts include radio ads displaying an extreme parody of a Southerner's voice (universally understood code to indicate stupidity). Presumably to indicate country dwelling multi-generational natives of this state, who have generally learned more about machinery and all aspects of hardware by the time they leave middle school than all the imaginings of these stores' combined staffs. Outstanding racist-style ridicule calculated to gladden the heart of the Carpet-Bagger.