This Salvation Army Thrift Store is one of the worse thrift shops I've ever visited. All the ideams of breakables are already chipped, cracked, glued or have missing pieces that are vital to making it usable. The clothes are shoved into the racks with no organization and not according to size, but by color alot of the clothes are new from stores that have closed or have been damaged in the retail shops . I don't know who is doing the pricing but for a chipped coffee saucer the price was $1.98 no matching cup avaliable. The staff are rude and some have been there so long that they only seem to visit with their friends. The donated ideams for resell appear to be picked over by the staff there is no sections for holidays or anything displayed for special effect and the shelves, floors and windows are filtly. I am continually displeased each week when I visit the store to search for books for senior citizen homes. There seeems to be no one taking respondability or a leadership role.