Yeah, I talk to the employees who work at our local DG, just a few hundred yards away from my front-door. They are basically paid just above minimum wage, and t

Yeah, I talk to the employees who work at our local DG, just a few hundred yards away from my front-door. They are basically paid just above minimum wage, and there is NEVER more than two scheduled at the same time; usually with only an hour overlapping. It is very hard for them to stock, clean, and help customers when you are tied to a register due to traffic. Not to mention changing price tags, taking out refuse, unloading a truck, and doing all the million things a store needs done a day. The store is messy, but I really can't blame them. They are understaffed and underpaid by design. I would not call DG an ethical company in any regard with the way they treat their employees.