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I had almost this exact same experience three weeks ago at a Fry's in LA. It was honestly sad to see it. I kept joking to my friend that it felt post-apocalypt
by shakezula 7y ago
I had almost this exact same experience three weeks ago at a Fry's in LA. It was honestly sad to see it.
I kept joking to my friend that it felt post-apocalyptic because it looked like it had been looted. There were rough and cut-open boxes on empty shelves, empty and open packaging on the floor, no signs for the aisles to show what they had on them, employees that looked dead in the eyes, rows of shelves that were just empty or had maybe two or three items on them. It was legitimately sad to see.
We were on the hunt for a dual monitor setup. They didn't even have a 4k monitor on the shelves. That was how poor their selection was.
I've heard they're having issues even paying their vendors, so yeah. I'm pretty positive Fry's is in big trouble.
- sswaner 7y agoI had the same thought at the Fry's on Canoga in Woodland Hills, it felt like the only items left on the shelves were the things nobody would steal. Sad to see them slip away, one of the joys was wandering the aisles looking for things I didn't know I needed/wanted.
- octetta 7y agoI work in the SVF but live in Ventura County. Sadly it's the same story for the Frys in Oxnard... LA really needs a Microcenter :-)