Hubby called to say he stopped at the store for bread. Of course, they were out. He asked the manager and the manager walked him over to the bread section. Ok, so where’s the bread? Good thing I can make bread.
Thank you, HEB! You seriously need new managers. Empty shelves do not make the customers or the stock holders happy. Another time, of the many times, they were out of bread I asked a low level employee and was told they get what others won’t touch and that it comes in frozen so that’s why it’s never fresh.
Bizarre. Have you considered writing to corporate about that store?
If, honestly and truly, they can’t sell merchandise fast enough to be worth keeping it on the shelf, then they should at least change their business model to match the reality. Make it so people could call the day before and order their groceries, then have their order waiting when they come pick it up. Sort of like a drop off point for Amazon Pantry. They could even work with local producers for fresh milk, eggs, and produce.
For canned and dry goods, Amazon Pantry might be worth looking into anyway.