I really like Serious Coffee and most of your locations are great. The Broad St. location in Victoria is the exception. Monday night we came in about 7:40PM. The staff were hurriedly trying to get things ready to close up. They didn't have decaf but they charged us for an americano and tried to make it. The woman working the expresso was untrained: starting with a lot of water and topping it up with the decaf and then discarding the decaf that wouldn't fit and pouring out enough to make room for cream. When my wife couldn't find the cream for her decaf, the other clerk explained that it wasn't his problem: they have to close up and they only get paid until 8:30.

According to this UsedVictoria post, this is an "antique dresser." It's actually 40 or so years old. The original owner sold it on UsedVictoria for $10. The buyer tried to weasel her down to $5 but she held her ground. Then, he took it home and posted it for $115! Way to go. If you want to ask the seller a question, be my guest.

On Saturday, June 20th at approximately 3PM, we shopped at the Douglas St. Canadian Tire store in Victoria, BC. We picked up a number of gardening items. Of note was a two valve hose timer. There were two of them on the shelf recessed back a little as though there were more on the same shelf facing earlier. The price point description below was a little vague because of the abbreviations, but it referenced the brand and said it was priced at $39.99. We picked one up and took our purchases through a checkout. Just after the transaction was complete, I looked at the receipt and saw this item rang up at $59.99. I turned to the cashier and brought this up. She said she would do a price check and called for someone in that department.

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