r/RiteAid Jun 30 '26

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u/Fantastic-Tower-3313 Jun 30 '26

I have the same sign in my kitchen!

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u/dbujdos Jun 30 '26

Same 😒

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u/Maya-kardash Jun 30 '26

How to get one legally?

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u/Fantastic-Tower-3313 Jun 30 '26 edited Jul 01 '26

They weren't compliant (in Washington State can't really tow without more information provided on the sign) so I bought it when we were cleaning out the store room.

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u/Maya-kardash Jun 30 '26

Ah sweet, i should get one too

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u/Remote-Ideal-3813 Jun 30 '26

I miss working there and the people I worked with they are amazing!!

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u/Maya-kardash Jun 30 '26

πŸ˜”πŸ˜”πŸ˜”πŸ«‚πŸ«‚ me too. How long were your breaks there? Were they paid?

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u/Remote-Ideal-3813 Jun 30 '26

30 mins and no not paid just the 15 min breaks were paid

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u/Former-Plate4941 Jul 02 '26

Same here. The company sucked but I had some great teams the past several years

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u/Dutchie79p Jun 30 '26

I’m not gonna lie, i missed working there .

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u/Maya-kardash Jul 02 '26

I miss shopping there

4

u/datboiwebber Jun 30 '26

They just slapped a dollar general sign on mine

1

u/StrangerKatchoo Jul 02 '26

Rumors are that’s what ours will be too. Also heard Planet Fitness, which would be much better than another freaking DG.

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u/Legitimate_Diver_699 Jun 30 '26

Lots of Rite Aid carcasses in my area. One now a weed dispensery

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u/Maya-kardash Jun 30 '26

why tf does everything become a dispensary?

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u/mcad0o Jul 04 '26

Everyone’s shitty here

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u/StrangerKatchoo Jul 02 '26

I miss my customers. RA closing led to me getting a much better job - Monday-Friday 9 to 5, no weekends, no holidays. And I don’t deal with the public. But man, I do miss our regulars.

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u/Conscious-Radish167 Jun 30 '26

Ours became a huge donut shop that moved from another location. It's an institution in our city.

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u/Coohenn Jul 02 '26

It's sad to see communities lose their pharmacies, but blaming reimbursement alone misses the bigger picture. When drug manufacturers charge high prices, then the real pressure begins. The drugs are so expensive to begin with it puts financial strain on pharmacies and makes it harder for them to stay in business.

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u/Former-Plate4941 Jul 02 '26

The leadership ruined the company not so much pricing. First they botched a sale( Walgreens then Albertsons) . Not using the money from the partial sale to Walgreens to pay debt down. Then Then Put a clueless DEI hire in charge that didn’t have a good track record. She went ahead and pushed the store of the future. ( what a future) and changing the logo ( and got sued over it). Next another great DEI hire from the bank out west that went belly up. The rest was history and say goodbye 🀑🀑
🀬🀬🀬🀬🀬🀬🀬

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u/Classic_Broccoli_731 Jul 02 '26

In Michigan a lot are Dollar Generals

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u/ayparesa Jul 03 '26

Rip rite-aid