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I'm gonna pop in Plato's Only got twenty dollars in my pocket I, I, I'm hunting, looking for a come up This is supremely awesome ^ was my anthem entering Plato's today. I had high hopes after seeing my friend's trendy finds from her most recent haul, and my own visit didn't disappoint. Usually, I have to be in a serious shopping mood to dig through the hordes of unwanted items at Value Village or Salvation Army, but shopping at Plato's was hassle-free. Clothes are organized and sometimes even colour co-ordinated. (However, I wish they had signs/ a map to tell you at the end of the row instead of having to walk through). Anyway, it's not hard to find something (or a few things!) to leave with. It had a great selection of stuff (whether name brand or ordinary; new or pre-loved). Plato's is home to clothes, shoes, jewelry, bags, creams, makeup, socks, and even phone cases. Being that many of their items are new/"designer", I'd say the prices are more like shopping at Winners than at a traditional thrift shop. At the check-out, I signed up for their free loyalty program - 1 point for every $10 you spend, to unlock future discount offers and birthday offers. It also happened to be double points day which was a plus! (I gained 4 points lol)
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