I know the shop you're talking about. It's virtually the only thing they offer in my area. (the other one I've done is a story all by itself). I personally didn't find it too obnoxious but I really was interested in the beds and I had a really good salesman.
The other shop they have in my area is a store that sells kind of strange stuff. Some is political, some is cat themed, some is feminist, cheap jewelry, and impractical gadgets. The shop required a purchase with a reimbursement of $4.00 plus $12.00 shopper fee. A couple of things made it a problem job. I thought based on the store's address it was located in a particular mall. I checked the mall map on-line and it wasn't listed among the stores. So I programmed it into my GPS and went looking for it in the area around the mall. My GPS kept getting confused. So finally, I called the store and found out it was in the mall but under a different name. So I finally found it and went in and while doing my observations, I looked around for something to buy. This is a very small store and the guidelines required staying at least 15 minutes. I spent most of the 15 minutes trying to find an item that came in under $4.00 with tax. It was impossible other than for candy which I didn't want. The best I could do was $3.99 plus tax for a total of $4.32 for something I still didn't want but might be able to give as a gag gift to someone. Of course the report had lots of questions and narrative. There was a section to make comments to the scheduler not seen by the client. I took the opportunity to point out both the name problem and the lack of under the reimbursement items. I don't know if they paid any attention.
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