Westfield Culver City

Very nice mall... It is an ACTIVE mall in Los Angeles. Right off the 405 so no need to get lost looking for it. 3 floors. Many stores and lots of food choices! Downside is the Dining Terrace entrance top parking lot needs a person to come out and work the wheelchair elevator after you enter. So be sure to park in the garage levels in order to have wheelchair accessibility. Elevators are at Target and middle of Food court. Would we come again, YES.

I just love this place during Christmas the walkways between levels are already so interesting to me but when it's all lit up for Christmas. Stunning. Literally the only reason I go here. They also have great shops to choose from.

Big mall with lots of stores. There are plenty of free parking options in the mall’s parking lot. The food is also very tasty, with several stores and a food corner to choose from. The mall was clean and busy when we visited on a rainy Saturday.

Very nice mall. Lots of cool stores including these. A Target, and even a Best Buy. Trader Joe's right outside to boot.

Great transit centre.. Many shopping outlets may series Jaisi, pehli, Carter is H&M. All possible brand name, good eater is like Olive Garden. You got a great cafeteria following sprawling pools for window shopping. Excellent place to visit but keep at least 4 hours to go around. Great value for money. Has very good choices at reasonable prices are available. Ample parking great restrooms, very nice decor all over the mall

I started shopping at the Fox Hills Mall back in 1981 when I worked for Syska & Hennessy Engineers at the three story office building across the street (top of the hill). The mall was outstanding both for it's chooses for food and shopping and ease of access. We left LA back in 1995 but the great memories I have of this mall always reminds me of how fortunate I was to have worked and shopped in that area.

We were visiting from out of town and the weather went south. Lots of rain, which made a difficult to enjoy the outside with young kids. We brought them to the mall and let them run wild. Lots of space for them to get their wiggles out, there’s a little railroadtrain track play area in one corner by JCPenney. Massive food court upstairs on the third level.

Pretty solid mall overall. It’s clean, easy to get to off the freeway, and has a good mix of stores — the usual chains plus a few more interesting ones. The food court is actually one of the better ones in LA (lots of options, not just the same fast food everywhere). Parking can get annoying on weekends, but it’s manageable if you go earlier in the day. It’s not a “destination” mall, but it’s convenient, well-kept, and you can usually find what you need without driving across town.

Not bad! I do wish they had more stores, it seems a little lacking. I am glad they have a Target, Best Buy and the food court isn't bad. Just wish it was as filled as other Westfields.

I've been shopping at this mall ever since I was a child back when everyone knew it as The Fox Hills Mall. I even had my first job working at the Macy's here. The mall has gone through many renovations over the years to make it more modern and attract a better clientele, which I think they have succeeded at. It's one of our smaller malls here in Los Angeles, but plenty of free parking. Not a lot of floor space once you get into the stores; the stores are smaller in comparison to other malls that you're used to. The food court has had a few upgrades as far as eateries available, but they offer a good variety of foods and also some actual dining restaurants on the lower levels. such as Olive Garden, Lucille's Barbecue. There's even a a Golds Gym on the premises. This is a great pop in and out of mall for me as I live close, and whenever I need to get to Target quickly, in and out, this is the perfect solution. They have an Old Navy JCPenney and Macy's. I think this is a good mix of value when it comes to stores that you can make your dollar stretch, not overly high-end, but not super low budget either.

The staff were extremely helpful and free spirited. The manager agreed to fix my charm bracelet with charge. Brian fixed my bracelet and shined it like new. Happy Holidays to the staff! BTW Corporate, they should have a Christmas party and receive gifts for their hard work and dedication. Best Wishes

This is a huge mall so be ready to walk a lot if you're not familiar with the area. My friends and I came here to eat at BJ restaurant and it's outside the mall. I needed an energy drink so I went inside the mall to the GNC store. I was surprised by how huge it was the moment I walked inside. There 3 floors here and there so many stores. There even a Best Buy and Target connected to the mall. GNC is on the second floor near Target. They also have a barber inside here too on the second floor which I never seen that before. I'm planning on coming back with my wife again soon because she heard about the mall but never came inside.

LOOKS ALRIGHT ! My wife and I visited this indoor shopping mall for the first time on Wednesday. We don't get to the Los Angeles area very much...not our fav ! It's a pretty dowdy looking mall and things looked awfully quiet when we headed inside at 11.20am. We entered the main mall via a dilapidated looking Nordstrom Rack. You wouldn't have thought it was associated with the upscale Nordstrom brand. It looked more like a thrift store. We had parked our wheels in the parking lot outside but a long way from our final destination....a restaurant where we were meeting up with close family members for a memorial lunch. Of course there was a Macy's....they are everywhere and lots of small chain brands. Eventually we arrived at the restaurant and met up with the rest of the gang. Not a mall we would return to in a hurry ! NOTE - Of course with 20 million views of my Yelp reviews and pics world wide in 2023 I can tell you what is great !

Previously the Fox Hills Mall, and that's what I still call it, its food court has seen a lot of changes over the past few years. Shake Shack is where Burger King had been for a long time. The Mongolian BBQ place and Stone Oven are still around. I shop at JC Penney's, Macy's (though the cosmetics department is small), See's, Nordstrom Rack, Old Navy (large one here) and Bath & Bodyworks. Parking is free but during the winter holidays, if you arrive after noon, parking is difficult to impossible. Before I've given up my last hope is the JC Penney side adjacent to Hannum. The Target is always busy and higher priced I'm told than the original Target off Jefferson. Outside the JC Penney first floor is a play structure for the kiddos to burn off energy. If you're concerned about safety, I've always felt safe here. It's spacious and clean.

I bought a pair of shoes from this place, the person was nice at first. A week went by, and they were not used, still in the box with receipt. They were never worn, and the place would not do a refund or exchange. I was upset about it, and felt they should provide a better service. I would go anywhere else.

So glad there's still one normal place to shop without having to pay for parking. Westside Mall used to be great until they started charging for parking if you were there for over 3 hours. Westfield, learn from your past mistake by keeping this parking free. I would have lunch with girlfreinds, one hour. Then we'd shop at places we intended to shop at which was another 1.5 hours. And between the major stores we'd browse in independant stores inbetween for the rest of the time. People don't browse if they have to worry about parking. There are plently of middle class stores in this mall: Macy's, Penny's, and Target. Trader Joes is in their parking lot. Yes, I can afford to buy things in Westfield Century City; I prefere Not to.

This place is HUGE!! So if that intimidates you, rest assured, there are plenty of strangers hands to hold while frolicking about the mall (not something I'd suggest, but to each their own). There's a solid selection of stores to choose from ranging from home goods to makeup to clothing and electronics. If you're limited on time (or value your time), it's a great place given all the options under one roof. The staff at the mall are always working hard to keep the place organized and clean, yet keep in mind, it is an indoor mall and the lighting is what you'd expect, well, for an indoor mall (But if you're trying to take selfies and hide those crow feet wrinkles, then the lighting and backdrops are the best value you'll get without having to pay full price at glamour shots). Other Pro Tips: - Go in the morning. It's less crowded, easier parking, and overall just a better experience - AMC on Tuesdays has discounted movie tickets - Parking near the target entrance is nice because the moment you enter the mall, your nostrils are filled with the sweet aromas of fried donuts

Good: Lots of food options at the food court and side shops. Parking is free and plenty. Bad: Not many great shops. Not much there to do if you bring kids other than one toy store there. The bathrooms are filthy--one of the worst I have seen inside a mall.

Nice mall that has plenty of parking. I like coming here with my boyfriend and we'll get some steps in and just window shop. Plenty of places to eat too.

Los Angeles Barbering Co. (310) 313-3788 This barber shop seems to be under new ownership or maybe a new company all together. I could not find their page on yelp so decided to post here. During a previous visit, the barbers had their noses in the air, turned away young kids and would overlook them from the walk up sign in chart. But this time, as I approached with my 3 year old nephew, all barbers were welcoming and were ready and willing to cut his hair. A little about my nephew: 3 year old boy. Pretty active. However, he routinely gets his hair cut at home (which I recommend parents do). Up until your kid says what my nephew said to me... "heeyy, why you cut my hair like this??". Note: Routinely cutting hair at home will help prepare your kids to sit without moving for longer periods. It'll also help them get familiar with the sound of feel of clippers. In any case, I was lucky to have Barber Jarnell cut and line up my 3 year old nephew. I handed him a tablet with movie of his choice, told Jarnell what we wanted, and we waited. About 15-20 minutes later, my nephew had a CLEAN fade and line up. Also, Jarnell didnt cut him while doing the line up. I loved how the guys made him feel like one of the guys. Loved the environment and energy! By the way...cutting a kids hair isnt always easy, remember to tip your barbers :)

Great place to shop! Things are more expensive keep in mind because it's near DTLA but it's a good area to just get steps in and walk indoors/get some AC. It has three floors, with the third floor being the food court. There's plenty of places to go shopping and there was even a UCLA health center to my surprise (I'm an alumna so that was cool to see). Overall, it's not bad and there's a Best Buy next door so you can walk in through that route too.

Walk with me into the Westfield of Culver City a true mega mall that will instantly have you saying, "Daaaang Gio/Gina! This mall is freaking big!!!" O.O Encompassing the Fox Hills area of Los Angeles where the once infamous Fox Hills mall stood before being completely remodeled and revamped into its more present state Westfield Culver City encompasses Sepulveda Blvd, Fox Hills Dr, Hannum Ave, and Slauson Ave just on the other side of California State Route 90 Marina Freeway. They have some of the best parking you'll find in LA and are also accessible for city busses/LA Metro services including a hub at the Culver City Transit Center on the corner of Slauson Ave and Sepulveda Blvd which is also technically a part of the outside mall half just a skip away from Trader Joe's (I love me some trips to TJ's)!! You can enjoy dining, entertainment, and shopping all over the mall from Best Buy to Olive Garden, Wokcano to Target, BH's Brewhouse to Old Navy plus food court favs: Panda Express, MonGrill, Chipotle, Hot Dog On A Stick, Jamba Juice, Shake Shake, and various others. Addidas for new kicks, Aldo for fashion, Bath & Body Works for self-care, Cellfix for your mobile repairs... heck you can even pass the time by Build(ing)-A-Bear. Claire's the classic accessory, Daniel's jewelry will have you saying no more... Not every kiss can begin with Kay... but she's there too. Journeys & Journeys Kids for foot and streetwear fashion. Lush, the fresh handmade, skin/hair/body shop I always stop in with a passion. The only surprising thing this mall is lacking is a movie theater to go laugh, cry, jump or relax in... Though Cinemark 18 at the Howard Hughes Center isn't far... so gain some traction... for the latest movie attraction(s). Whether a full day or a brief one... the trip is always smooth. Definitely get nostalgic when in the area or I stop in as I grew up in LA with this mall past and present being a fun time with my mom and family, especially at the former Red Robin or Tony Roma's (the first being a preference - bright lively and more kid-friendly)... But things change and find new ways to thrive and out of the past new things bloom but are never forgotten for worse or better. Westfield is definitely the mall you can count on for a variety of needs, wants or comforts. Open 7 days a week like most malls in America with shorten hours on Sundays. Dream big, shop bigger!

I do not mind going to this mall. I like their parking garage. Parking close to Target is what I prefer. The mall is not a "ghost town" like so many other malls nowadays. Westfield Culver City is also a very clean mall. Terrific selection of shops and dining. No complaints from this guy. If I must go to a shopping mall in the Los Angeles area, then this is the one for me.

Westfield Mall located in Culver City, California has ALWAYS been a favorite of mine to go to just to exercise my walking with lots of shoppers! Whatever your business of being here @ Westfield is looking for that "Special Gift" or dining in your favorite restaurant, WESTFIELDS is the place to go!! I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this Mall to anyone looking for a relaxed atmosphere!! I would give this mall a 4 out of 5 Stars!

A pretty decent mall. Most of the standard stores that you'd find in a mall, plus a Target as well. There are only a few parking lot spaces, but ample spots in the garage. Food court has several good options as well.

Honestly many inside malls are hard to find outside of LA, so I give them points especially after COVID to still have most lease spots open. I've gone into this mall and hit up various stores, mostly the big names--JC Penny, Target, Macys and had a ball. Good deals, sale prices, clean enough, bathrooms. The mall is big enough to walk and get exercise. I would give this mall based on type of mall it is 10 out 10 stars! I had to return things and not issue. Keep in mind most of customer service though is lower, no one has really wowed me yet here. Yet most employees did say "hello" and "thanks" and that is sure a lot better than many other businesses open to public!

Super crowded all the time no parking at all Security are rude and think their the shit

I enjoy coming to this mall. As child and now as adult. The transformation of this mall was a plus. The selection of seat down restaurant and fast food are plentiful. Great Apparel stores and department stores. Having a Target and Best Buy was at great addition to this shopping mall. Parking is free. You can have your vehicle valet on the first floor of the parking structure. Near JC penny parking are electric vehicles charging stations. Tesla only. Near Macys are electric vehicles charging station as well.

This mall is alright! If you have an emergency and need anything, for sure you'll find it here! The thing I don't like is that during summer they don't turn on the AC and you're at the risk of fainting while shopping so beware!! I usually shopped at night or waited for winter!!!

Nice and easy to find parking. What we need is here. Target, Best Buy, Food Court and Starbucks. Clean and safe. Close to LAX. Love it!

Nice mall. They should be getting very busy now with the easing of Covid-19 pandemic. Culver City is growing rapidly, they've just about finished the Metro station on Venice; I guess that means that prices rent will be increasing substantially there. Anyways, great location, good variety of stores there, ample parking and Very convenient. I shop there often and it's a quick & easy commute.

Good size mall and love that there are ramps in the middle taking you to another level of the mall. Some speciality stores. Great for the kids. Didn't like the couple in front of Macys . Hustling and harassing customers to get a massage. Very strange. The food court was nice, had good variety. Parking was great, no problems finding parking. A few extra steps don't hurt.

It's felt so good to be back at Westfield Culver City mall. This is my go to mall when we stay at the Hyatt! We had an overnight stay and we got here in time to go to Ulta for some beauty items! Mall has two stories! And it's clean ! Quite a few people were there and it was a great vibe s it's anchored by Macy's, JC Penney and Target . They have over 107 stores they also have a Nordstrom Rack and bath and body works! I love the variety here definitely better that the SF Bay Area malls ! LA LA land lol

Sunday 01/07/ 2024 I fallen in the women Department. Not 1 Manager or sales associate came to check on me. I was on the floor for1 hour an 37 mins. Until then Fire Department came to get me up the ground.

I always find it difficult to go to this mall. It's hard to find where I'm going, and I never know where inside the mall to find the store I want. Parking in the main area in front is always hard and I feel like I have to drive around the entire place to find where to go, then wander around inside until I can find anything.

It is not safe. I needed to pick something up at Macy's and my wife told me not to go as it is not safe. On the way a friend called me and told me I was taking my life in my hands going there. I got there to a helicopter over the center as well as atleast 15 police cars and fire trucks in the parking lot. Do not go there until the owner makes it safe. It attracts an awful lawless thug gang banging crime ridden group of people. It will take people being killed for the owner to protect shoppers

I've been going to this mall since it was "Fox Hills Mall". It still is Fox Hills Mall to me. It has a little bit of everything in it and my go to for shopping even on a budget. The mall has been updated and has a nice space for lounging with your family near Macy's. It's decorated nicely and usually has a theme. This weekend there was a live band playing in celebration of Juneteenth. It also has a nice food court with plenty of healthy options! Keep this mall open, visit and shop and go for a nice walk :). There's three levels, Peace and Love to all!

Also called the Fox Hills mall. It has a lot of shops indoor and restaurants. During pandemic it's hard because you must eat in designated area. It's pretty crowded even for the pandemic. The parking is good and free. It has some unique cat walks for walking around. It's pretty large. Best buy, bath and body works, and guess are there.

FREE PARKING When I went to pick up a package here, I was thrilled to discover this is one of the few malls left that still has free parking! Arrive when it opens. Spots fill up fast. If you enter on the far south, you will be on Level 3. Inside, it was clean and sparkling. Plenty of enticing lower end shops (Target, Nordstrom Rack), but my mission was simply to pick up an online purchase.

Westfield Culver City is great! Normally it would be 5star review however, due to the current safety precautions, the staff they have outside is not knowledgeable about the mall. I asked where the entrance was - did not know. I asked what stores were open - did not know. I asked how to get to the stores other than the parking garage - did not know. As I was headed back up to go home, I happen to pass by a security guard and HE gave me accurate directions. Can't wait to go back!!

Hubbers and I used to live around the corner from this mall - way back in the day when it was almost too ghetto to go to. (We're talking more than a decade ago.) We went a couple of times (at the most) back in the day and I remember not having the desire to go back since it really was too much of a drab. I found myself up in here and what a difference Westfield really makes to down and out malls! Much brighter and much more appealing in all levels possible, it has become far more welcoming than it was on my last time. Unfortunately, I was here to hit one store (for a reserved item) and was in bit of a rush but spent a few minutes just absorbing this new design. It really is somewhere I'd find myself shopping at again. Kudos, Westfield! What an amazing change you've done to this place! Impressive!

I visit this mall regularly for the Nordstrom Rack and Pink store. It was formerly the Fox Hills mall and some may still refer to it that way. There is a Target, Best Buy, Macy's, Lucille's, BJ's, Olive Garden, Disney Store, Baskin Robbins, Victoria's Secret, Pink, Panda Express, Mrs. Fields, See's Candy and Ulta. There is a large children's play area near the Baskin Robbins. On the other end of the mall, there's an awesome panini place right across from the Nike store. In fact, I'm heading over there right now. Overall, I like this mall. It has a decent selection of stores and I run into NBA players there. Yay me!!

Just Wow, I have been coming here since i was a little kid. I got my ears pierced here when i was 15. Anyways was in the neighborhood recently. I decided to window shop and kill some time here looking at some nice gear to floss with. So much to see and do . Target, Zells, Spencers. many places to shop. Customer service here is good. Just amaze me on the new places that shut down during Covid. But always feel good to visit when in the neighborhood.

Extremely difficult mall for mobility impaired patrons. The entire second level is only mobility accessible by parking in Macys, crossing the parking lot, going up Macys difficult to find elevators, and crossing the sky bridge. Terrible.

The mall is great although high end. The worst part is the high cost of parking! You get one hour free but after that it is insane. Shame on Westfield for allowing this. The nearby Beverly Center is a fraction to park.

I've always driven past this shopping center because it's close to my workplace and decided to check it out for the first time today. Boy do I regret it. I've been to plenty of shopping malls but this one would have to have the most unpleasant experience. On the positive side, it's huge and has a lot of variety. Lots of stores within 3 floors, although you don't really see any high end brands. The part that gets me is that it's not a very well kept mall. They really need to hire a larger cleaning crew for the size of it and make sure everything is well maintained. The worst part for me is the employees that work there. Not that I felt personally wronged or anything, but the majority of them look visibly like they don't want to be there and don't want to help you. I got that vibe from H&M, Forever 21, and Target employees at least. The cashiers don't even really look you in the eye and sometimes chat with other cashiers as they're ringing you up. I get that it's post holidays and everyone is really tired. But I have worked in customer experience a lot and it's been drilled in me to at least fake a good customer service experience when you sign up for the job. Management really needs to do a better job selecting and training their employees.

Westfield is your standard mall, but maybe a tad bit nicer. Its not fancy like the Grove or Century City but it does have all your standard mall stores and also including a Best Buy and a Target, making it one stop shopping. Its clean and kept up nice. Its not the fanciest but its also not the worst by far! The problems are traffic and parking. Don't try and come here during rush hour (unless your killing time waiting for traffic to die down!). Its location is near multiple highway on ramps and its on Sepulveda which is a major thoroughfare. Although there seem to be a lot of parking lots if you go on a busy day it can get a little hectic. The main parking lot shares the lot with a Trader Joes which anyone can tell you all TJ lots are busy and crazy! If you travel around the mall to other side there is a structure with more parking. The nice part about the parking is unlike CC or the Grove, its free parking here (which is like it should be at all malls!).

Nice layout for this mall. Its interesting how one side of the mall with store with higher ceiling compared to other side (you will know what I mean when you are there). There are ramps going from left to right. Its interesting. Parking is not that great. Because its close to Trader Joe, parking spot is hard to find. There are traffic patrol guiding people to the parking lot. Ok store selections. Well I like the fact that there is See's Candies at this mall. One of my favorite store. Target is busy here. I really like to food court here. Selections are awesome. Lots of tables/seats. Not bad.

They can say whatever they want about this mall but they can never make me use any other names for it. It will and always will be the Fox Hills Mall. I damn near grew top in this mall. I remember walking miles to get to it so I can go to the arcade that was there. They removed a lot of the cool things from back in the day, changed the name and thought they did an update but it got ruined really fast. it isn't as clean as it used to be after the reno. This mall makes me remember the old days but it also makes me remember why I buy almost completely online.

Review #401 - 2018 The kids are pretty much mall rats so they don't really care which mall we go to as long as it has some of their usual shops. They chose this mall over the one in Century City--so we made our way over after walking around in the cold at the Santa Monica Pier. This mall is your average mall, nothing fancy or bad about it. I didn't really walk around much since we stayed in the Disney Store the majority of the time we were there. The kids walked around for about an hour and were ready to leave. Although, they did complain about the building structure being a little weird since you can't get to the top floor without walking all the way to the end. The baby had a pretty fun time playing on the decent size play structure. Parking is ample so we were able to find a spot pretty close to the mall entrance even though it was pretty busy.

I left one of my shopping bags at one of the independent kiosks upon closing. When I got home I realized I did not have it and there was no way to contact them to get it back at that moment. 2 days later I was able to make it back to the mall with the hopes that security would have my bag. It was a task but with the help of several wonderfully helpful guards Tyler Hall, Anika O, Landun, Kevin Q, Genesis M, & Joel R my bag was promptly returned to me. They were all very kind and reassuring that they would do their best to help me and I feel they went above and beyond. THANK YOU WESTFIELD security team :)

What Happened to this mall? A year ago it was nice or "nicer" and now it is dirty. Tables have garbage on them. The floors look dirty. The food court has a funky smell to it. It doesn't smell like fresh food is being prepared and served but rather like there is this greasy and oily smell in the air of the fryers that have left the aroma of burnt grease in the ceilings and ventilation hoods that gives it a sourness of odors that tells me..."maybe eat somewhere else." The many closed and blacked out store fronts are concerning and I am wondering if the soon-to-be-finished LA Stadium is going to lure the business away from this mall. Additionally, it is kind of dim. As in the lighting. The lighting seems to be dimmed at almost 70-75% of the total brightness. The other malls, like Del Amo and Santa Monica and Century City seems to be much brighter in lighting and have more accent lighting. Are they dining the lights to save money on the utility bill? Here is my opinion, as if this is an editorial for a newspaper, if the stadium is built and opened and the strip mall is built there and brings in business, then this mall will be done and minimized closed down. If you can get to Santa Monica or to Torrance, you will go to those malls but this seems like a Mall to go to during your lunch hour for lunch a quick items to buy. Plus, as I was writing this review, a woman with a baby and a sign came up to me asking for money. My heart goes to people who are struggling and there are so many resources to women out there to help people. And I just spied another man who looks like he is a dirty and is asking for money near the coffee stand. I am not judging them but this is a mall and there has to be a job for them here to make some money and to not be stuck here begging. This mall seems to be closing down soon if this continues and it sucks. This area needs a good mall and coming. To a dirty mall with a bunch of trash on the tables and stores closing and a bad smell in the air, who wants to return here. I think I am done with this place. Yuck! Please, fix this stuff! I know that you, the Mall, wants to have an awesome mall and place for people to come and enjoy spending their money but this place seems off and not nice....

I like this mall very much. It is not too big and not too small. It's size is perfect for me. Also it has all the stores, I like, in particular, Nordstrom Rack and Target. The food court is great too.

This Westfield mall is very low-key. I come here for Nordstrom Rack and Target. Parking is free, but it's extremely difficult to find a parking spot. For a fun shopping and dining experience in LA, Century City is faaaar better. ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become friends on Yelp! Thank you and happy Yelping!

Easy access from The LAX airport i visited my friends last week and decided to shop in this mall great place to shop eat and have fun I got some cool accessories for my phone from Mobile Fixx store the help me install new temper glass too will come back 4245002212

This mall used to be packed with people, having fun, shopping, walking, hanging out, having some great food. Sadly, this mall is almost like a ghost town. It has a Target and an Old Navy, so I think that keeps the rent paid. Most of the stores are out of business or not open often. Parking is free here, which is great and getting around the mall is pretty easy. The stores that are open have great service and the employees seem to care that you are there and not on line. There are still some great places to eat. We like Five Guys (burgers) and BJs (everything). If you have a chance go there, they need the business. If you are a tourist, you don't have time for this, there is so much more to see.

Went to j c penney's yesterday. Yeattea Help me with all my needs good customer skills. Work in the Jewelry department. She is an awesome employee to the company I felt so good when I left.