5 Common Struggles Every Sam's Club Shopper Will Recognize

5 Common Struggles Every Sam's Club Shopper Will Recognize

If you're a Sam's Club shopper, there are undoubtedly things about the warehouse store that you appreciate. You may also have a bone or two to pick -- issues you would change if you could. Here are five struggles you may be able to relate to.

1. Parking
   • Everyone and their mother appear to head for warehouse stores at the same time, and no matter how large the parking lot is, it's nearly always full.
   • It takes people forever to unload their carts, get into their vehicles, and pull out of a parking spot.
   • Whether they're walking through the parking lot or looking for their cars, folks coming out of Sam's move particularly slow.
2. Crowds
   • People crowding into one area of the store can be overwhelming.
   • Everyone seemed to congregate near the bakery.
3. Overbuying
   • I typically walk out of the store with too much stuff even though I plan our household budget.
   • It makes no sense when I pick up more than needed, leading to wasted money.
4. Rotating Stock
   • It bothers me when favorite products disappear from the shelves unpredictably.
5. Pricing
   • Although there are bargains, it's essential to compare prices, especially for perishable goods.
   • Buying in bulk may not be cost-effective if products expire before consumption.