I may just be done with Target.

You can also order a starbucks and they bring that to your car too!

I am sick of having no cashiers and being expected to use self checkout everywhere, no employees available on the floor, and inaccurate POS systems. I was at Target on Sunday because they had a few good Memorial Day sale items and I had a $50 off coupon that was expiring. When I got to the checkout the cashier had to manually give me the sale price on the items (soda & chips) because they wouldn't ring up correctly. They were items that had huge displays and tons of signs hung all over them. His response was "Oh yeah, the sales never work". But if I hadn't asked why I wasn't getting the sale price I would have just been charged full price. The coupon I had didn't work either. He had to call a manager over who took me to another register and told me "These things never work, we've had tons of them come through and not a single one works." She had a stack of $10 gift cards there and used five of them to pay for my order. She told me that the issues with Target Circle and the sales not working are so bad they just have this stack of gift cards they hand out to customers all the time, there is no limit or anything on how they can use them. That's Target's way of fixing the issues, just use a gift card. Which again, is all based on a customer realizing that something is not correct while they are still in the store. It's completely ridiculous and I'm about done with Target.
 
My Target isn't too bad as far as locking things up, Walmart is terrible. I've always said if they are going to keep the store under lock and key there should be an employee stationed at every aisle waiting to assist people. Pushing a button and waiting 5+ minutes for a response or having to hunt down an employee to be told they don't have the key and have to page another employee causing another 5+ minute wait, is really just unacceptable. And I'm not going to reward them by just ordering, if I have to order it, I'll do so from Amazon.

This really surprises me because I almost never have an issue with things not ringing up at the posted sale prices. I would think that is something that happens at the corporate level and not at the store level. However, there are times when something will show a cheaper price on the app “if ordered online” compared to in store, but any time I notice that and say something to the cashier they are able to change the price on the spot. That does kind of drive me nuts. 

I don't have a Target near me, but I'm annoyed that they are making self-checkout harder at Walmart. My husband typically does the shopping, but the last time I was there, it was a limit of 15 items at every register. Once you've done it a few times, it doesn't take long.