The store has a large selection, too, but the service is zero, there are consultants, but for them to help is something out of the realm of fiction. There are no price tags, you're wondering how much it costs, a barcode is generally something unusual, if you haven't found a consultant and took what you're interested in, but there's no barcode, then the quest begins when you go to the checkout, the saleswoman first searches for this product by name and then flies headlong to the shelves and searches for the name. At this time, the whole queue is waiting for the end of this quest. And the consultants don't give a fuck, they walk by and they don't care about anyone and everything. Therefore, two is still a lot. Now, as for driving up to the store, the intersection is very busy. If you are driving from the bridge, it is unrealistic to turn left to the store, you can turn right under the bridge very conveniently, but it is unrealistic to leave the suspension and wheels (pits to the thresholds). In short, it's a good idea, but what was a small store was a mess, and now a big store and even more mess.

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