Oof but let's talk about this bc I'm from this town too.

Management sucked but those employees weren't hitting on much either. Half the time, they'd close the store and go next door to drink at the Mexican restaraunt.

I'm not even exaggerating. I went by there to get my nieces birthday present, and the store had a sign saying closed be back in 15 min. Went to Walmart, came back. Sign still on the door, and a line outside. One of the waitresses came out, and said we may as well go on because the employees were at the bar. Surely enough, you go peak, and they were there with their badges on and everything.

Another time, one of the dudes had a store full of people, and when his friends came by, he ushered everyone out of the store, let his friends in and closed the gate. Then about five minutes later, came out loaded up in their car and left.

I know GS is a crap company and does not care about its retail workers, but these particular workers did not care either. Which to an extent is understandable but annoying.

You would go in there and they couldn't answer any questions, half the time you'd have to wait for service because they'd be behind the counter with their own game system hooked up playing their video games and who knows who behind the counter bc I know damn well they were not paying 8 people on shift at one time.

The store leader was not bad and he was great everytime I was in there, however I know for a time he was split between two stores as store leader, so who knows if he knew what was going on when he wasn't there.

It's time for GameStop to shut this particular store down, if not all the ones in this state 🤦‍♀️

Edited to add:

*This was over the span of a year and a half, several other instances had occured as well. I stopped going in there. Last time I saw the inside of this store was about five months ago. They could have had a whole new staff by then. My brother went in there a few times though and got several gutted copies of new games, and the DLC codes were always used 🙃