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dateCreated	2018-04-20 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Giant Eagle Market District
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rev:rating	3 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	The good: It's open 24/7. It's huge, theres a giant selection and big variety of food. The bus stop is nice, good location, it's covered and they have seats. I like that they have a pharmacy, and Citizens Bank and Starbucks and beer it's convenient being able to do multiple stuff in one stop. The bad: The bathroom is always dirty, there's always water on the sink in floor. And for such a HUGE store, why is there only 1 toilet in the men's room? It's very overpriced. Aldi is much, much cheaper, it's not even close. Like eggs are twice the price at Giant Eagle, bread is often 3 times the price at Giant Eagle. I could go on and on, everything at Giant Eagle is more expensive, compare the prices yourself. Whole foods is the only grocery store in Pittsburgh that's more expensive than Giant Eagle, but not by a lot. The cashiers are sooo slow, and there are never enough of them. I've never been to this location and not had to wait in a line. Why are there like 7 different types of flooring in the store, carpet, wood floor, tile floor, brick floor, cement floor, different tile floor... Feels weird and cheap and incomplete. Feels like they started construction and they half way through changed their mind several times. Or feels like they ran out of materials and just switched to a different type at random. Just pick one or maybe two floor types and stick to it. I don't like the advantage card gimmicks. Why make your customers have to jump through all these extra hoops to save money? Why not just give everyone a fair price??? Stuff like "buy one get one half off" why? Why force us to buy more than we want or need to save money? People think they're saving money with Fuelperks, but they're simply not, when you add up the extra price you pay to for food to begin with, you're still spending more at the end of the day, and now you have to carry an advantage card with you everywhere and it's another thing for you to remember and keep track of. And now you have to wait in line even longer for people to scan their advantage card and use coupons and stuff. The "deals" and coupons just create extra work and waste everyone's time, it's a make-work job. I don't like the ads they print on the back of the receipts, they just look cheap and tacky.
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rev:reviewer	Jonathan

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