The company just announced 50 stores in the first wave of closures, and two of them are in Arizona (one in Phoenix and one in Tuscon). I wonder if one of those two is the one featured in the video...
Bed Bath & Beyond was a good concept idea during the booming economic times! But, nowadays of saving money on homing furniture or general cleaning products. Bed Bath & Beyond prices are way too expensive for middle class people like myself!
I was 1 of the "poors" in 2017-2018 & was required to move 🏘. My apt was purchased by some huge RE firm based in AL. You'd be surprised how much handy, common stuff a small Dollar Tree 🌳 can offer! BTW, the new owners only lasted a year or so & my old unit, 1 bed 1 bath(utilities included) was shifted 2X 2019-2021.
nah the problem is that the middle class is practically non-existent. All the BBB that are in my areas used to always have a decent amount of shoppers in the early to mid 2000s, even in the early 2010s.
if you need anything else for your apartment that you dont want to thrift - check out a burlington or home goods. They have the best prices in my opinion. Burlington is usually a few dollars cheaper. I'm an avid thrifter but those places are my go-to in a need home stuff in a pinch.
I've been to a Bed Bath & Beyond once in my life. I found it to have basically the same stuff Walmart sells, but with less selection and way more expensive. I'm not sure how they stayed in business this long and it's no surprise that it's going out of business.
I haven't received an ad with coupon from them in ages. The last time I went there to buy storage containers for the fridge which I knew they had tons to chose from, were mostly bare shelves with a few odds and ends that were not what I wanted. Since they have announced they will be closing 150 stores, not sure if the one in town which is in a mall will survive. There is a Target at that mall also. By the way, I have brown towels in one bathroom and black in the other. 😃
What’s weird is I’ve always seen Bed Bath & Beyond as more of a store for college dorm stuff yet even then this seems EXPENSIVE for just a college place.
yeah, this store was ideal for 2003 when people was still willing to pay more for less, but in 2022, it's now a joke, what kind of bed and bath doesn't sell bath stuff anyways, all i ever see is pillows, pans and and cookware
College dorm in the early 2000's was probably the only time we went and spent a bunch of $ in one trip. But nowadays I probably would just shop online and get it shipped to the dorm direct. Did get some mini lava lamps that I still have to this day.
Bed Bath and Beyond just makes me uneasy. It looks exactly the same as it did when I was a kid, and it feels like some sort of liminal time portal back to 2002. It's also always 100% empty save for employees, adding to the uneasiness of the whole thing.
Totally agree. That was actually the best part of working there, to me lol. Except when people would load up laundry baskets with stuff (including a Ninja Vacuum one time) and just casually walk out like they owned the world.
@@Hawthorneheightspondue I want to like it. I do like it, but I never go there because I already have everything they sell. I got a mattress cover for my futon. It was the only place that had it. They send me lots of 20-25% off coupons, but I just don’t need another pillow or popcorn popper or shower curtain or anything else they sell. 😦
The metro Orlando FL BB&B on East 50, by the large mall just looks sad 🛒. I went by around May 2022, spoke to a middle age female staff member. She said that Orlando store was "doing well" 😏 not scheduled for shut down. I used to get shower curtains 🛁 kitchen towels, pillows. Now Big Lots, Target seem to have better 🏠 items then BB&B. The store went from filled idles to big gaps, large vacant spaces.
Exactly why I stopped shopping there- just too expensive! Honestly, I’d rather have a 5$ trash can than a 72$ one. Always love seeing new content. Thanks for the great video!
They have plenty of cheap ones, he's just being hyperbolic and pointing out the most expensive one made out of frickin marble or quartz and is like "whoa, $72 no wonder they're going out of business!"
You can't have Amazon, Super Target, Wal Mart in 2022 then think some trendy, home decor retail place. Those stores were popular 1990s, early 2000s. Not 2022.
tbh you can buy literally all of this at Target for cheaper, and that's their problem. College kids are going to Target. Middle class adults are shopping at Target. Hell, based on what I've seen even the genuinely rich people...go to Target. The last time I went inside of a BB&B I was looking for syrup pumps because I work at a coffee shop and got to take home some of the leftover holiday syrups. Had that not been a closing shift that I was working that night I would have went to...you guessed it, Target. But BB&B was across the street. And you know what? I actually kind of regret it because those same pumps were cheaper on Amazon and would have been next day delivery.
As someone who works at Target, it is the middle of back to school time and yes, every damn person in my city is in my store haggling prices and making me look into the camera like I'm on the office.
Interesting. As someone who works at Target and enjoys their 10-20% off employee discount, I still think they're generally very overpriced and even the HR told me that when I got hired, justifying it with "we're a one stop shop!!!". I don't go to my local Walmart bc it's kind of trashy but the local to my area Stater Bros and Vons are a lot better with the items they overlap with. If it's stuff like tech they're easily beaten by Best Buy.
@@bambambigelow187 Not only is Walmart cheaper, they carry a much larger variety of products. Commonly at least 3 levels - cheapest Chinese plastic junk, average quality, and premium made in USA. Target doesn't even sell *any* automotive products.
imagine a bath place selling actual bath products, this company could be saved if half their products was bedding, and the other half was bath stuff, all i ever see is pillows and cookware you can get at dollar stores
There is a big difference in quality, though. I bought my last sheet set from BB&B - a Wamsutta set, I believe - because the last 4 sets I bought off Amazon each ripped inside a year. The cookware at BB&B is much better than anything you'll get at a discount store; I've bought both and can attest to it. Now, would I buy a $11 shower curtain liner from BB&B when I can get one at Dollar Tree for $1.25? No. It may be thinner but it's just the liner; not the actual curtain.
I work as a supervisor at bbb and I do appreciate you knowing that it’s not the employees fault things are that way! I’m so sorry about your negative experience. I try my best to give everyone a great experience
I worked there as a cashier for a few weeks -- that was all that I could take. I can tell you that every transaction will involve a complicated and irritating coupon and a manager literally has to come (after we call them by walkie-talkie) and turn a key on the register in order to take (or not take) said coupon. While the entire line stares daggers and waits for their turn to be denied or approved. The high prices are somewhat intended to factor in the coupons and sales and the eventual move to clearance. Now most of the brands are becoming BBB store owned brands in order to manage costs. Just shop the clearance section, if at all.
@@gordontaylor2815 Yes, thanks. It was too horrible. I also had to clean both bathrooms, the break room, take out the trash and sweep and mop the floors every shift because they don't employ cleaners!
A nice critical look at the mess Bed Bath & Beyond has become, plus I enjoyed the bonus room makeover bit too. 👍 Good stuff! That posh marble garbage receptacle has me convinced that BB&B doesn’t really have a clear idea of who their target demographic would be. 😂
I haven't been to a BBB in over 20 years and even back then it was expensive. I furnished my apartment I moved into 4 years ago with things from Boscov's, Big Lots, and Ollie's. Many people are now going to Homegoods, TJ Maxx, along with the standbys Walmart, Target, and Amazon. Lol at the Poopouri, I have some in my bathroom too.
Bed Bath & Beyond owns World Market, which I worked for during the pandemic. Our World Market location was shut down at the end of 2020 **allegedly** due to a leasing disagreement over something as silly as the higher ups not liking the shopping center we were in, even though we were usually their highest performing store in the state. We were always busy, always had products in demand, so many people were upset when we closed, yet the Bed Bath & Beyond down the road that's in a true dead shopping center remains open to this day and has hardly any foot traffic. I've heard of so many other World Market locations closing around the same time we did, and it seriously makes no sense to me why they would keep BB&B open and continue to lose money, but close their WM stores which are actually up to date with the times, have interesting good quality products, and a solid customer base. If they were smart they would put their funds and efforts into WM and slowly start to weed out BB&B, but clearly whoever is in charge of making decisions has their head stuck in a bucket or something...truly makes no sense to me. They're going to end up tanking not only the parent company, but all of the other chains they own.
I honestly think BBB needs to reinvent their stores to have more of an experience when you are shopping. They currently charge way too much for vanilla stuff, but WM actually has interesting things and a better shopping environment
There might even be a market for world market type stuff now that pier one is gone. There's just nothing to really truly differentiate bbb from target Walmart Amazon etc. When I redid my moms bedroom after she had surgery in 2019, I did a big wayfair order (on my phone from the hospital late one night) it came in like 20 shipments but never had to step foot in a store.
That’s really sad to hear! I love world market and find their prices very fair. I hate that companies get bought out by larger ones and then they TANK them.
Every time I’ve been to a BB&B in the past I’ve kinda had that striking feeling of “Most of this stuff I’d never want and the stuff I would I could pretty much get at Target and cheaper, why am I here?”
Man, I used to work at BBB, and I really wanted to agree with customers when they said stuff like this. I didn’t want to lose my job. You are definitely right about the prices being too high.
I've only used BB&B recently for buying sheets (they always have them on sale), and very particular cocktail glassware. I like 'em but I'll be shocked if they're around in 2024 at this rate.
I think at this point, they should make their stores way smaller and be either a high end store for boujee people or offer only more affordable items. They’re kind of in the middle and it’s isolating both markets.
The thing about BB&B (and similar stores) is they aren’t inspiring at all. If their prices were at least competitive, they wouldn’t suffer. It doesn’t take a genius to figure that out. Look at IKEA, people go there for the experience, to hang out, and get inspired from their many displays and showrooms. This is what stores SHOULD look like, if they want to compete against online shopping.
My local Bed Bath & Beyond added a huge cosmetics and health/ beauty department a few years ago. Honestly the pricing there is pretty comparable to target but I’ve literally never seen anyone in that department, and it’s stuff everyone buys on a regular basis. Target seems to be the go to store for furnishing a dorm or first apartment, and that’s a niche BBB could have definitely captured if they tried.
I can't imagine shopping at Bed, Bath and Beyond unless there was a wild sale going. Like I hate saying "I'll just buy it on Amazon" but you get a thousand times the selection and much better prices. The prices of trash cans in general always stuns me. It's a container I'm putting my trash! I want to pay no money for this! lmao. The quartz roller is mostly bull...it can feel nice and there's some minor benefits to massaging your skin but I'm sure whatever quartz roller they had there was 5x more expensive than it should be. You can get really cheap jade/quartz rollers, it's nice to have for skin care (you can use it cool down, put on lotions, just give yourself a massage, etc) but not worth paying more than $15 for.
If only they'd offered more in the Beyond section... $70???? Good on you for leaving it there. VERY quack. FDA wouldn't endorse that with a 39-and-1/2 foot pole. Another great video! Keep them coming.
They inherited a concept that was done better by Linen’s n Things. Their stores have remained nearly identical for 25 years. Who precisely does this cater to? You have to have a mix of fashion for apartment renting younger crowds. A lot of younger people are taking to cooking at home so demos of cookware and appliances would generate some life. Otherwise you’re walking around a dead white box that Homeplace and such were and they failed. The white clinical look does no favors, it doesn’t feel homey.
Linens n' Things used to be great. Anna's Linens was great too, they took up the 'medium size' footprint that most Dollar Stores take up, and they carried a lot of Bed/Bath/Decor stuff BB*B has, but at actually affordable prices. They had kind of a Tuesday Morning feel too. The Anna's Linens that was in a shopping center I used to work was always busy and seemed to be a great tenant, but the company went belly-up.
I worked in a Belk’s home department in the 90’s. I loathed it. The merchandise is nearly impossible to make look tidy, and it only takes one of those “has to touch everything” people to ruin hours of work. Entire shifts would pass without a paying customer, while you got further and further behind on your quota. That said, I enjoyed BB&B for the most part, except that they tended to have way too much As Seen on TV stuff.
Funny you mentioned target, Those shelving units and a lot of their chairs that are supposedly their brand look exactly like targets brand. A lot of the stuff that you bought also looks like stuff from target for less than quarter of the price. As for that ultrasonic scrubber I can speak to you from experience. They are good for doing extractions without tearing your face up and also exfoliate your skin in a non-harsh way
They probably are, there are a number of cheap white label manufacturers that make things like lamps, tv stands, bookshelves that are sold at big box stores for them to put their own label on it and sell it (and make) for relatively low prices.
For me, BB&B falls into the category of stores I've seen around for ages, but have no recollection of setting foot inside. Like, they just exist as backdrops on highways for me, and nothing more.
Thanks for the video!! 😊 As a BBB employee. I understand. The new private label persona essentially ruined the whole essence of the store. So much so that only two years after “making” these labels…we are now starting to discontinue them 😳😨 Our products have gone WAY downhill and we either have things too cheap or extremely expensive: no middle ground :/ And damaged products is becoming a MUCH bigger problem. You outlined some common problems well. Our bath section is very sub par right now…we are selling a lot of comforters and smaller baking/kitchen supplies. And yes…hours are HORRIBLE right now I can attest 🫣😐 I’d be looking for a new job…but I might be moving soon anyways so things are in limbo right now but yeah the hours are putrid (actually looked fairly neat compared to my mess!) Anyways good video and I’m here for questions/comments :)
When I was 8 I used to go to bed bath and beyond with my dad, they had a section with a bunch of different curtains for sale and I would hide in them and have my dad look for me. We never actually bought anything other than candy though because of how expensive it was. I visited the same bed bath and beyond a couple weeks ago and found it closed down. I put my phone against the window to take a picture and get a look inside. It was weird seeing it all run down and empty... it definitely brought back a lot of bittersweet memories.
I’m old enough to remember them fighting it out with Linens-N-Things back in the 90s. I gave up on them when I went in on a Sunday and could not find a kitchen garbage can or a dish drying rack. All their products were just randomly thrown up on the shelves like the dollar store. Shame. Feel bad for their employees.
My mom used to work at one of the NY based stores, she was part of the restocking team mostly. Told me a few stories of injuries she's gotten. One involved a concussion complete with a cut on her forehead. It probably wasn't the fault of the store being poorly done or anything but it definitely was quite the accident.
Another well documented video from you! Thanks- keep it rolling...BBB relied on Mckinsey consultant types for too long while ignoring real shoppers. BBB focused too much on the Beyond! Not enough Bed & Bath! I smell Sears.
I _like_ Bed Bath and Beyond, but it’s a bit oversized for what it’s worth. Like the amount of things sold could be displayed in 3/4ths the space, or less. Same with BuyBuy Baby, which is just BB&B but with baby stuff.
I've never been into a bed bath and beyond before. Normally I get my bath stuff from Ross. I do find it funny that bb&b is having money problems and there answer is more expensive items that no one can afford.
Only problem with towels at Ross is cant get matching ones in different sizes many times. Bbb is just an extra stop I'd rather skip most times when most likely gonna walk out not buying anything. Or heck I once went to look for a hairdryer for my sister, ended up buying one from Amazon while inside BBB. Stores like bbb and best buy have definitely struggled with adapting to the computer in our pockets decade.
Also if you want wall art a thrift store is your best bet. You can often find original paintings just kinda thrown around at goodwill and savers, sometimes even near stuff by local artists.
Goodwills in my area are sadly going up on things and I quit shopping at them when I seen they wanted over 100 bucks for a freaking Ford Record Player.
@@charlieretro mine over charges for record players too :/. The resurgence of vinyl + people overbidding at shopgoodwill on record players = goodwill now thinks that all record players are worth big bucks
@@charlieretro Goodwill is a corporation, not a thrift store. They understood people were reselling their stuff on Poshmark and are instead deciding to sell at Poshmark prices, all the while being a garbage company. They realized thrifting is trendy now so they're capitalizing on it instead of doing what they set out to do: provide jobs to traditionally unemployable people with disabilities or other obstacles while providing the community with drastically-reduced prices on used goods.
BBB was by far my favorite retail store I've ever worked for. They paid very well for full time work and had great benefits and nice vacation time. They spent a lot of time teaching the employees product knowledge. Odd enough I actually enjoyed those sales roleplaying games they used to make us do.
I'm honestly in love with that overpriced glass and stone trash can too. It needs to go on sale immediately. Love what you did with the bathroom, I was rooting for the Link picture to make it in there when I first saw it sitting outside 🤣
At my local BB&B in NJ, they had the bright idea of devoting a decent amount of floor space to "gourmet" and specialty foods. They even installed reefer and freezer units. I think they were trying to compete with Trader Joe's but it was a complete bust. Who the hell thinks of buying a $15 bottle of Greek olives when you go pick up a toilet paper holder? Dumb decision from the start.
That was probably a World Market inside the bb&b. The bb&b I used to go to had a world market inside too. I don’t trust the food in those type of places though, same with the food in Marshall’s and Winners/TJ Max.
BB&B is the epitome of "look at it in the store and then buy it from Amazon on your phone on the way home". Also, if for some reason the college dorm industrial complex collapses, they are screwed.
That collapse is pretty unlikely for ASU (closest university to the RA host), but a person can dream. (ASU has required all freshmen, during that year, to live in on-campus dorms for over a decade. And once a teenager has left the nest for a year, they are unlikely to want to return.)
The diploma mills have been undergoing an involuntary weight loss plan since late 2008. Trade schools are becoming popular again and many young people have been shunning worthless degree progs like liberal arts.
I used to work for Bed Bath years ago and while it wasn't amazing, I've certainly had worse jobs. I still have a couple friends that work there as a second job and they say it's become nearly intolerable. It's kinda sad to see it slowly dying.
Its odd i never shop at bed bath and beyond. I always thought of this brand as the “mom bath store for 20% off coupons” 🙃 Target has alot more industrial modern bath and furniture equipment at cheaper prices. Amazon helps fill in the gaps that target does not offer.
The whole fun of Bed Bath and Beyond was that it was crammed with stuff floor to ceiling and you had to dodge people's carts to get your own cart through. Now it looks like a going out of business sale. Michael's craft stores and Container Store are doing the same.
That poor “Good Times Ahead” bag around 11:11 while reaffirming the store is done for. Getting Kmart vibes from the overspacing of some of the merchandise.
In the five years I have been in my house, I have only purchased three items from BB&B: a soap dispenser for my master bathroom shortly after I moved in 2017, a Kitchenaid stand mixer in 2019 because I got a huge discount from joining their little membership thing, and recently a cheap nonstick pot. They are a totally nonessential store these days.
I would not go into Bed, Bath & Beyond for anything simply because they are too expensive. My husband and I always go to Wal-Mart if we need something.
I could be mistaken, but I think that the blue curtains are covering up overstock. Great video👍. If this company is buying back stock instead of investing in their stores and employees, then they only have themselves to blame for failure.
There business model is completely based on that 20% off coupon. The idea is that if they suck you in for one thing at 20% off and you buy anything else (which is of course is over priced) they win. It's a strategy WalMart uses too. They draw you into an isle with a genuinely good price on a TV perhaps but if you look further and buy something you like better, they've got you. It's all really a new twist on the old "loss leader" game. But consumers are smarter than they used to be.
Well this video aged like fine wine. Goodbye triple B I'm not gonna miss those big blue coupons that excluded every thing that you would actually want to buy.
There is a difference between expensive and overpriced! This store was definitely overpriced! I always wondered how they stayed in business. And now we know that they couldn't !😅
I like this store for kitchen stuff. They are good for hard to find, niche items. But they are pretty lame otherwise. High prices and lots of useless extra stuff
I love your channel, your videos are always really relaxing, and whenever you go to malls you always point out all of the things i wanna hear more about. Never once when watching one of your videos have i said "wait wait, go back! you didnt talk about/show that thing!" I showed your channel to my friend the other day and he enjoyed it too.
Those prices! If I have money to blow I’ll go to Crate & Barrel. About 3 years ago they got stingy with their coupons, that’s when I started looking elsewhere.
RA: "...which is a great time to talk about episode's sponsor, Manscaped" Me: Bro XD To be serious tho - I find it interesting how that brand has popped up more in the retail niche.
I think Bed Bath & Beyond in the U.S. has the exact same problem Sears does: their stores look awful, displays look empty or like a mess, and the merchandise is expensive and not that interesting. BB&B is not that big in Mexico, but their stores look much better and have a lot more and nicer stuff than that store in your video.
2:42 I'm one of those people that buy stuff like this 🙃Bed Bath & Beyond use to be a good place for decorative brick a brack back in the day but not anymore. Those LED candles you saw can be found at Walmart every day for about $25 or less. (That's inflated California pricing as well) LED Fireplaces that actually put out heat can be found $75 online at Amazon without much effort (so for a little more you have a functional decoration). The real kick in the pants is that most ailing mall department stores sell the same type of decorative bath / bedding items for cheaper. I wouldn't be surprised if a super fancy trash can you were looking at could be found at a nearby dying / dead mall for $50. The last time anyone cared about BB&B was when they would stack that 20% off coupon you got with portable air conditioners they use to stock in the stores (not sure they still have those). Those actually work out to be decent deals, but I'm not sure if they've jacked up the prices. I haven't been in a store over a decade now, so thanks for the nostalgia trip!
I went into the Bed, Bath & Beyond in Pleasant Hill, Ca. where I used to shop before the pandemic. It took me 30 minutes to find the giant bath towels I used to buy for $20 which are now $30. I will look on line or on Amazon. I got NO help from any employee.
I went to my local Bed Bath & Beyond recently, I used to have 3 near me, but 2 have closed. I hadn’t been there in about two years, and similar to your experience I noticed that my store had downsized, and had less merchandise. (They had arranged the shelfs in the center to close off the center of the store.) Although I bought something, I thought that the store had become less organized, and many of the service offices, such as the key center, or registry office had closed. I used to enjoy shopping Bed Bath & Beyond, so I hope that they can find a company solution soon. By the way my remaining Bed, Bath, and Beyond is in a former Linens n’ Things, as was one of the other ones what closed. Thanks for the video, and good luck with the new home!
10:40 The ultrasonic scrubber is used to clean out your pores. I have visible pores, and the person who does my facial uses that on me. It works to reduce the appearance but it's not super pleasant.
Bed Bath & Beyond just announced they're closing 150 stores and laying off 20% of their staff. 150 stores is about 14% of #BBBY stores.
And their CFO just jumped out of a window to his death in NYC!!
The company just announced 50 stores in the first wave of closures, and two of them are in Arizona (one in Phoenix and one in Tuscon). I wonder if one of those two is the one featured in the video...
@@gordontaylor2815 apparently, there are also two stores in Florida that are closing: Sanford FL and Sunrise FL.
Bed Bath & Beyond was a good concept idea during the booming economic times! But, nowadays of saving money on homing furniture or general cleaning products. Bed Bath & Beyond prices are way too expensive for middle class people like myself!
I feel like you might had better luck at a Marshalls or TJ Maxx for your bathroom
Bed, Bath, & Beyond has the issue where it’s too expensive for the middle class and too low end for the upper class making it a useless store.
I was 1 of the "poors" in 2017-2018 & was required to move 🏘. My apt was purchased by some huge RE firm based in AL. You'd be surprised how much handy, common stuff a small Dollar Tree 🌳 can offer! BTW, the new owners only lasted a year or so & my old unit, 1 bed 1 bath(utilities included) was shifted 2X 2019-2021.
This lamb concurs.
Your correct
The middle class is pretty much gone. This has been going on since the mid 2000s. High end and low end.
nah the problem is that the middle class is practically non-existent. All the BBB that are in my areas used to always have a decent amount of shoppers in the early to mid 2000s, even in the early 2010s.
😊 That's a great description!👍
5:00 my friend used to have a sign that read "no ball games" above his bed and "dumping strictly forbided" above his toilet :D
if you need anything else for your apartment that you dont want to thrift - check out a burlington or home goods. They have the best prices in my opinion. Burlington is usually a few dollars cheaper. I'm an avid thrifter but those places are my go-to in a need home stuff in a pinch.
I've been to a Bed Bath & Beyond once in my life. I found it to have basically the same stuff Walmart sells, but with less selection and way more expensive. I'm not sure how they stayed in business this long and it's no surprise that it's going out of business.
I haven't received an ad with coupon from them in ages. The last time I went there to buy storage containers for the fridge which I knew they had tons to chose from, were mostly bare shelves with a few odds and ends that were not what I wanted. Since they have announced they will be closing 150 stores, not sure if the one in town which is in a mall will survive. There is a Target at that mall also.
By the way, I have brown towels in one bathroom and black in the other. 😃
Haven’t been to a BB&B in a couple years since the couple around here closed.
What’s weird is I’ve always seen Bed Bath & Beyond as more of a store for college dorm stuff yet even then this seems EXPENSIVE for just a college place.
yeah, this store was ideal for 2003 when people was still willing to pay more for less, but in 2022, it's now a joke, what kind of bed and bath doesn't sell bath stuff anyways, all i ever see is pillows, pans and and cookware
@@mmoarchives2542 still smells like 2003
College dorm in the early 2000's was probably the only time we went and spent a bunch of $ in one trip. But nowadays I probably would just shop online and get it shipped to the dorm direct. Did get some mini lava lamps that I still have to this day.
Definitely was like that before- I feel like target has the hold on that market now
I live in a college town, so I thought our local BB&B was just catering to the location. Guess not.
Bed Bath and Beyond just makes me uneasy. It looks exactly the same as it did when I was a kid, and it feels like some sort of liminal time portal back to 2002. It's also always 100% empty save for employees, adding to the uneasiness of the whole thing.
Totally agree. That was actually the best part of working there, to me lol. Except when people would load up laundry baskets with stuff (including a Ninja Vacuum one time) and just casually walk out like they owned the world.
@@YourChannel-r4v I don't think anyone will miss bed bath and beyond. There are so many places that do the same thing
@@Hawthorneheightspondue
I want to like it. I do like it, but I never go there because I already have everything they sell. I got a mattress cover for my futon. It was the only place that had it. They send me lots of 20-25% off coupons, but I just don’t need another pillow or popcorn popper or shower curtain or anything else they sell.
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The metro Orlando FL BB&B on East 50, by the large mall just looks sad 🛒. I went by around May 2022, spoke to a middle age female staff member. She said that Orlando store was "doing well" 😏 not scheduled for shut down. I used to get shower curtains 🛁 kitchen towels, pillows. Now Big Lots, Target seem to have better 🏠 items then BB&B. The store went from filled idles to big gaps, large vacant spaces.
There was a time, when they sold All Clad and other top end stuff. Guess not these days.
I think stores like Ross and TJ Maxx have taken a a good bite out of the "random crap for your house" market
and IKEA
Kohl's as well
Also millennials can’t afford houses so they have no reason to go to that store
Exactly why I stopped shopping there- just too expensive! Honestly, I’d rather have a 5$ trash can than a 72$ one. Always love seeing new content. Thanks for the great video!
Ill keep my 1 dollar 5 gallon Kmart Bucket as a trash can, I would never pay 72 bucks for a trash can.
They have plenty of cheap ones, he's just being hyperbolic and pointing out the most expensive one made out of frickin marble or quartz and is like "whoa, $72 no wonder they're going out of business!"
You are welcome Maca!
All you need is a empty gallon bucket of ice cream with a plastic shopping bag from your choice of store. :D
@@YourChannel-r4v Pretty sure that $70 one was made out of marble or granite with a marble design.
Last month the CEO of Bed, Bath & Beyond left the company. The problem with these stores is that they have too much stuff and it is too expensive
You can't have Amazon, Super Target, Wal Mart in 2022 then think some trendy, home decor retail place. Those stores were popular 1990s, early 2000s. Not 2022.
tbh you can buy literally all of this at Target for cheaper, and that's their problem. College kids are going to Target. Middle class adults are shopping at Target. Hell, based on what I've seen even the genuinely rich people...go to Target. The last time I went inside of a BB&B I was looking for syrup pumps because I work at a coffee shop and got to take home some of the leftover holiday syrups. Had that not been a closing shift that I was working that night I would have went to...you guessed it, Target. But BB&B was across the street. And you know what? I actually kind of regret it because those same pumps were cheaper on Amazon and would have been next day delivery.
I hope you stuck around for the last part of the video 🙂
As someone who works at Target, it is the middle of back to school time and yes, every damn person in my city is in my store haggling prices and making me look into the camera like I'm on the office.
Interesting. As someone who works at Target and enjoys their 10-20% off employee discount, I still think they're generally very overpriced and even the HR told me that when I got hired, justifying it with "we're a one stop shop!!!". I don't go to my local Walmart bc it's kind of trashy but the local to my area Stater Bros and Vons are a lot better with the items they overlap with. If it's stuff like tech they're easily beaten by Best Buy.
@@enduser8410 walmart is cheaper, it is just a status symbol to shop at target
@@bambambigelow187 Not only is Walmart cheaper, they carry a much larger variety of products. Commonly at least 3 levels - cheapest Chinese plastic junk, average quality, and premium made in USA.
Target doesn't even sell *any* automotive products.
imagine a bath place selling actual bath products, this company could be saved if half their products was bedding, and the other half was bath stuff, all i ever see is pillows and cookware you can get at dollar stores
There is plenty of bath stuff, believe me. They call it "soft side" (of the store). "Hard side" is cookware, appliances, kitchen, etc. Bleh.
There is a big difference in quality, though. I bought my last sheet set from BB&B - a Wamsutta set, I believe - because the last 4 sets I bought off Amazon each ripped inside a year. The cookware at BB&B is much better than anything you'll get at a discount store; I've bought both and can attest to it. Now, would I buy a $11 shower curtain liner from BB&B when I can get one at Dollar Tree for $1.25? No. It may be thinner but it's just the liner; not the actual curtain.
I work as a supervisor at bbb and I do appreciate you knowing that it’s not the employees fault things are that way! I’m so sorry about your negative experience. I try my best to give everyone a great experience
Hey, you should try to keep people in the comments informed of how things are going for as long as you are still working there. :)
@@gordontaylor2815 definitely !! Please tell your friends and family to come to bbb! Support our store before it’s too late :(
You forgot to say "Your feedback is important to us. Please reach out to us and ask for Erik so that we can address your concerns."
@@ErikKristianGonzales It's too expensive. I found a few cute things last time I went but the prices (for what it was) was ungodly. :(
Time for you to move on
I loved “shopping” with you and seeing your new bathroom! Please do more of these!
Bed bath and beyond is one of those stores where you find items on the shelf that haven’t been even touched in like a year
Yes! BB&B was hip, 2000s but retail-spending in the 2020s is vastly different.
Giving someone a ramen gift set is more of an insult than a kind gesture.
Fun fact : They’ll take those 20% off coupons regardless of how expired they are.
If that isn't a sign they are desperate then I don't know what is
Cause they are desperate for cash
Because there is always a current one out. You will have to wait for a "key turn" though.😎
@@vagamer522 Yes, but it’s not new. It’s been that way for over a decade.
@@jetman80pops
Or desperate to get old product out the door
Yup...Another future victim of the 'Retail Apocalypse'.
I worked there as a cashier for a few weeks -- that was all that I could take. I can tell you that every transaction will involve a complicated and irritating coupon and a manager literally has to come (after we call them by walkie-talkie) and turn a key on the register in order to take (or not take) said coupon. While the entire line stares daggers and waits for their turn to be denied or approved. The high prices are somewhat intended to factor in the coupons and sales and the eventual move to clearance. Now most of the brands are becoming BBB store owned brands in order to manage costs. Just shop the clearance section, if at all.
Bed Bath and Beyond seems to be a slowly sinking ship. It's a good thing you didn't stick around too long...
@@gordontaylor2815 Yes, thanks. It was too horrible. I also had to clean both bathrooms, the break room, take out the trash and sweep and mop the floors every shift because they don't employ cleaners!
I got spoiled by the excellent janitorial staff at Macy's I guess.
A nice critical look at the mess Bed Bath & Beyond has become, plus I enjoyed the bonus room makeover bit too. 👍 Good stuff!
That posh marble garbage receptacle has me convinced that BB&B doesn’t really have a clear idea of who their target demographic would be. 😂
Who would even WANT a marble garbage can in the first place, Donald Trump?
#only_half_serious :)
I haven't been to a BBB in over 20 years and even back then it was expensive. I furnished my apartment I moved into 4 years ago with things from Boscov's, Big Lots, and Ollie's. Many people are now going to Homegoods, TJ Maxx, along with the standbys Walmart, Target, and Amazon. Lol at the Poopouri, I have some in my bathroom too.
Bed Bath & Beyond owns World Market, which I worked for during the pandemic. Our World Market location was shut down at the end of 2020 **allegedly** due to a leasing disagreement over something as silly as the higher ups not liking the shopping center we were in, even though we were usually their highest performing store in the state. We were always busy, always had products in demand, so many people were upset when we closed, yet the Bed Bath & Beyond down the road that's in a true dead shopping center remains open to this day and has hardly any foot traffic. I've heard of so many other World Market locations closing around the same time we did, and it seriously makes no sense to me why they would keep BB&B open and continue to lose money, but close their WM stores which are actually up to date with the times, have interesting good quality products, and a solid customer base. If they were smart they would put their funds and efforts into WM and slowly start to weed out BB&B, but clearly whoever is in charge of making decisions has their head stuck in a bucket or something...truly makes no sense to me. They're going to end up tanking not only the parent company, but all of the other chains they own.
I honestly think BBB needs to reinvent their stores to have more of an experience when you are shopping. They currently charge way too much for vanilla stuff, but WM actually has interesting things and a better shopping environment
Leveraged Buyout.
There might even be a market for world market type stuff now that pier one is gone.
There's just nothing to really truly differentiate bbb from target Walmart Amazon etc.
When I redid my moms bedroom after she had surgery in 2019, I did a big wayfair order (on my phone from the hospital late one night) it came in like 20 shipments but never had to step foot in a store.
Wow my world market closed around then too. I had no idea they were owned by the same company because we had a shopping center with both in it
That’s really sad to hear! I love world market and find their prices very fair. I hate that companies get bought out by larger ones and then they TANK them.
Every time I’ve been to a BB&B in the past I’ve kinda had that striking feeling of “Most of this stuff I’d never want and the stuff I would I could pretty much get at Target and cheaper, why am I here?”
Man, I used to work at BBB, and I really wanted to agree with customers when they said stuff like this. I didn’t want to lose my job. You are definitely right about the prices being too high.
Whenever I get coupons from BB&B, they have a mile long list of brands that aren’t applicable, so essentially the coupon is only good for crap.
"I don't want to bore you with the shopping at Target"
Brother. I would follow you and your commentary to any store
I've only used BB&B recently for buying sheets (they always have them on sale), and very particular cocktail glassware. I like 'em but I'll be shocked if they're around in 2024 at this rate.
I got a few bath towels 🛁 plates, cups, etc but I rarely go by there in 2020s. Amazon Prime 💻 is quick, simple.
I think at this point, they should make their stores way smaller and be either a high end store for boujee people or offer only more affordable items. They’re kind of in the middle and it’s isolating both markets.
That's a smart move, smaller chains-brands should get 1 huge location then sell 🛒 in a co op type space. Share the costs, let customers roam-shop.
The thing about BB&B (and similar stores) is they aren’t inspiring at all. If their prices were at least competitive, they wouldn’t suffer. It doesn’t take a genius to figure that out.
Look at IKEA, people go there for the experience, to hang out, and get inspired from their many displays and showrooms. This is what stores SHOULD look like, if they want to compete against online shopping.
My local Bed Bath & Beyond added a huge cosmetics and health/ beauty department a few years ago. Honestly the pricing there is pretty comparable to target but I’ve literally never seen anyone in that department, and it’s stuff everyone buys on a regular basis. Target seems to be the go to store for furnishing a dorm or first apartment, and that’s a niche BBB could have definitely captured if they tried.
I can't imagine shopping at Bed, Bath and Beyond unless there was a wild sale going. Like I hate saying "I'll just buy it on Amazon" but you get a thousand times the selection and much better prices. The prices of trash cans in general always stuns me. It's a container I'm putting my trash! I want to pay no money for this! lmao. The quartz roller is mostly bull...it can feel nice and there's some minor benefits to massaging your skin but I'm sure whatever quartz roller they had there was 5x more expensive than it should be. You can get really cheap jade/quartz rollers, it's nice to have for skin care (you can use it cool down, put on lotions, just give yourself a massage, etc) but not worth paying more than $15 for.
Ross and tj Maxx would be a better to look for bathroom decor
Another dying company
That quartz face thing is quack medicine. Same with jade rollers and other junk like that. The dermabrasion stuff actually does something at least lol
Crystal healing 😑 see ASMR Serene.... ✔️
If only they'd offered more in the Beyond section...
$70???? Good on you for leaving it there.
VERY quack. FDA wouldn't endorse that with a 39-and-1/2 foot pole.
Another great video! Keep them coming.
Look what happened to Adam Sandler when he went to the beyond section
There is no beyond section in any of the stores anymore and hasn’t been for 5 years 😂
@@vulpusarcher1830 You would have to watch the movie click to get my reference
@@celsovera91 saw it on Netflix I wish they sold that kind of stuff lol
@@vulpusarcher1830 That saves me the trip I'd been planning. (Now what do I do about the heartache of losing such an opportunity?)
This is one store I can honestly say I have never donned the doorstep of and from the looks of it, not missing much.
They inherited a concept that was done better by Linen’s n Things. Their stores have remained nearly identical for 25 years. Who precisely does this cater to? You have to have a mix of fashion for apartment renting younger crowds. A lot of younger people are taking to cooking at home so demos of cookware and appliances would generate some life. Otherwise you’re walking around a dead white box that Homeplace and such were and they failed. The white clinical look does no favors, it doesn’t feel homey.
I agree, I miss Linen’s n Things.
Linens n' Things used to be great. Anna's Linens was great too, they took up the 'medium size' footprint that most Dollar Stores take up, and they carried a lot of Bed/Bath/Decor stuff BB*B has, but at actually affordable prices. They had kind of a Tuesday Morning feel too. The Anna's Linens that was in a shopping center I used to work was always busy and seemed to be a great tenant, but the company went belly-up.
I worked in a Belk’s home department in the 90’s. I loathed it. The merchandise is nearly impossible to make look tidy, and it only takes one of those “has to touch everything” people to ruin hours of work. Entire shifts would pass without a paying customer, while you got further and further behind on your quota.
That said, I enjoyed BB&B for the most part, except that they tended to have way too much As Seen on TV stuff.
Funny you mentioned target, Those shelving units and a lot of their chairs that are supposedly their brand look exactly like targets brand. A lot of the stuff that you bought also looks like stuff from target for less than quarter of the price.
As for that ultrasonic scrubber I can speak to you from experience. They are good for doing extractions without tearing your face up and also exfoliate your skin in a non-harsh way
They probably are, there are a number of cheap white label manufacturers that make things like lamps, tv stands, bookshelves that are sold at big box stores for them to put their own label on it and sell it (and make) for relatively low prices.
For me, BB&B falls into the category of stores I've seen around for ages, but have no recollection of setting foot inside. Like, they just exist as backdrops on highways for me, and nothing more.
The npc of stores
Yes, it's bizarre to drive along highways or urban-suburban spots with retail chains that drift away.
$70 for a rug is highway robbery. I shit on Walmart but christ I would rather go to a Walmart if I had a choice between the two
Thanks for the video!! 😊
As a BBB employee. I understand. The new private label persona essentially ruined the whole essence of the store. So much so that only two years after “making” these labels…we are now starting to discontinue them 😳😨
Our products have gone WAY downhill and we either have things too cheap or extremely expensive: no middle ground :/ And damaged products is becoming a MUCH bigger problem.
You outlined some common problems well. Our bath section is very sub par right now…we are selling a lot of comforters and smaller baking/kitchen supplies.
And yes…hours are HORRIBLE right now I can attest 🫣😐 I’d be looking for a new job…but I might be moving soon anyways so things are in limbo right now but yeah the hours are putrid (actually looked fairly neat compared to my mess!)
Anyways good video and I’m here for questions/comments :)
When I was 8 I used to go to bed bath and beyond with my dad, they had a section with a bunch of different curtains for sale and I would hide in them and have my dad look for me. We never actually bought anything other than candy though because of how expensive it was. I visited the same bed bath and beyond a couple weeks ago and found it closed down. I put my phone against the window to take a picture and get a look inside. It was weird seeing it all run down and empty... it definitely brought back a lot of bittersweet memories.
I’m old enough to remember them fighting it out with Linens-N-Things back in the 90s. I gave up on them when I went in on a Sunday and could not find a kitchen garbage can or a dish drying rack. All their products were just randomly thrown up on the shelves like the dollar store. Shame. Feel bad for their employees.
My mom used to work at one of the NY based stores, she was part of the restocking team mostly. Told me a few stories of injuries she's gotten. One involved a concussion complete with a cut on her forehead. It probably wasn't the fault of the store being poorly done or anything but it definitely was quite the accident.
Another well documented video from you! Thanks- keep it rolling...BBB relied on Mckinsey consultant types for too long while ignoring real shoppers. BBB focused too much on the Beyond! Not enough Bed & Bath! I smell Sears.
I _like_ Bed Bath and Beyond, but it’s a bit oversized for what it’s worth. Like the amount of things sold could be displayed in 3/4ths the space, or less. Same with BuyBuy Baby, which is just BB&B but with baby stuff.
I've never been into a bed bath and beyond before. Normally I get my bath stuff from Ross. I do find it funny that bb&b is having money problems and there answer is more expensive items that no one can afford.
Only problem with towels at Ross is cant get matching ones in different sizes many times.
Bbb is just an extra stop I'd rather skip most times when most likely gonna walk out not buying anything. Or heck I once went to look for a hairdryer for my sister, ended up buying one from Amazon while inside BBB.
Stores like bbb and best buy have definitely struggled with adapting to the computer in our pockets decade.
Also if you want wall art a thrift store is your best bet. You can often find original paintings just kinda thrown around at goodwill and savers, sometimes even near stuff by local artists.
I agree! I've found my best art at thrift stores.
Goodwills in my area are sadly going up on things and I quit shopping at them when I seen they wanted over 100 bucks for a freaking Ford Record Player.
@@charlieretro mine over charges for record players too :/. The resurgence of vinyl + people overbidding at shopgoodwill on record players = goodwill now thinks that all record players are worth big bucks
@@charlieretro Goodwill is a corporation, not a thrift store. They understood people were reselling their stuff on Poshmark and are instead deciding to sell at Poshmark prices, all the while being a garbage company. They realized thrifting is trendy now so they're capitalizing on it instead of doing what they set out to do: provide jobs to traditionally unemployable people with disabilities or other obstacles while providing the community with drastically-reduced prices on used goods.
BBB was by far my favorite retail store I've ever worked for. They paid very well for full time work and had great benefits and nice vacation time.
They spent a lot of time teaching the employees product knowledge. Odd enough I actually enjoyed those sales roleplaying games they used to make us do.
The minute they stopped having us train those classes, I should have known something was up.
I'm honestly in love with that overpriced glass and stone trash can too. It needs to go on sale immediately. Love what you did with the bathroom, I was rooting for the Link picture to make it in there when I first saw it sitting outside 🤣
At my local BB&B in NJ, they had the bright idea of devoting a decent amount of floor space to "gourmet" and specialty foods. They even installed reefer and freezer units. I think they were trying to compete with Trader Joe's but it was a complete bust. Who the hell thinks of buying a $15 bottle of Greek olives when you go pick up a toilet paper holder? Dumb decision from the start.
My old BBB used to have a big room of candles. way too many candles.
Sounds like what barnes & noble is doing with selling toys
Closest one to me is in Bridgewater NJ
@@larissatom6910 the Bridgewater location has a Harmon inside
That was probably a World Market inside the bb&b. The bb&b I used to go to had a world market inside too. I don’t trust the food in those type of places though, same with the food in Marshall’s and Winners/TJ Max.
BB&B is the epitome of "look at it in the store and then buy it from Amazon on your phone on the way home".
Also, if for some reason the college dorm industrial complex collapses, they are screwed.
Best Buy used to be the same way, but I doubt BB&B will be able to replicate their pathway out of being an "Amazon showroom"...
Its called Showrooming
That collapse is pretty unlikely for ASU (closest university to the RA host), but a person can dream.
(ASU has required all freshmen, during that year, to live in on-campus dorms for over a decade. And once a teenager has left the nest for a year, they are unlikely to want to return.)
@@dkecskes2199 i heard their acceptance rate is 97%?? Party school too?
The diploma mills have been undergoing an involuntary weight loss plan since late 2008. Trade schools are becoming popular again and many young people have been shunning worthless degree progs like liberal arts.
I went to one several years ago and I was shocked at how expensive everything was. All I ever bought there were some higher-quality pillows.
I used to work for Bed Bath years ago and while it wasn't amazing, I've certainly had worse jobs. I still have a couple friends that work there as a second job and they say it's become nearly intolerable. It's kinda sad to see it slowly dying.
Never thought I’d see the day the company I work for is featured on this channel but that day has come. Very interesting!
Its odd i never shop at bed bath and beyond. I always thought of this brand as the “mom bath store for 20% off coupons” 🙃 Target has alot more industrial modern bath and furniture equipment at cheaper prices. Amazon helps fill in the gaps that target does not offer.
The whole fun of Bed Bath and Beyond was that it was crammed with stuff floor to ceiling and you had to dodge people's carts to get your own cart through. Now it looks like a going out of business sale. Michael's craft stores and Container Store are doing the same.
That poor “Good Times Ahead” bag around 11:11 while reaffirming the store is done for. Getting Kmart vibes from the overspacing of some of the merchandise.
The Dollar store is better lol
That "manscap..." part was both hilarious and scary
The “good times ahead bag”.. not for bed bath and beyond
we just went into BB&B and the prices were colossally higher than ALL other stores we visited. They deserve to go bankrupt.
In the five years I have been in my house, I have only purchased three items from BB&B: a soap dispenser for my master bathroom shortly after I moved in 2017, a Kitchenaid stand mixer in 2019 because I got a huge discount from joining their little membership thing, and recently a cheap nonstick pot. They are a totally nonessential store these days.
IKEA's eating their lunch. There's no way I would go to Bed Bath & Beyond to furnish that bathroom.
I would not go into Bed, Bath & Beyond for anything simply because they are too expensive. My husband and I always go to Wal-Mart if we need something.
I could be mistaken, but I think that the blue curtains are covering up overstock. Great video👍. If this company is buying back stock instead of investing in their stores and employees, then they only have themselves to blame for failure.
They cover empty space which would be filled by products in better times.
Found out BBB is filing for bankruptcy. One final trip?
There business model is completely based on that 20% off coupon. The idea is that if they suck you in for one thing at 20% off and you buy anything else (which is of course is over priced) they win. It's a strategy WalMart uses too. They draw you into an isle with a genuinely good price on a TV perhaps but if you look further and buy something you like better, they've got you. It's all really a new twist on the old "loss leader" game. But consumers are smarter than they used to be.
They used to offer good bedding and bath stuff but really have gone downhill.
I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did. Incredibly over-priced in Canada too.
Well this video aged like fine wine. Goodbye triple B I'm not gonna miss those big blue coupons that excluded every thing that you would actually want to buy.
Bed Bath & Beyond will declare Bankruptcy very soon
They have the same problem like Pier 1, Everything is VERY EXPENSIVE
There is a difference between expensive and overpriced! This store was definitely overpriced! I always wondered how they stayed in business. And now we know that they couldn't !😅
I like this store for kitchen stuff. They are good for hard to find, niche items. But they are pretty lame otherwise. High prices and lots of useless extra stuff
Is it weird I always confuse Bed Bath and Beyond with Bath and Body Works? Vice versa as well.
I love your channel, your videos are always really relaxing, and whenever you go to malls you always point out all of the things i wanna hear more about. Never once when watching one of your videos have i said "wait wait, go back! you didnt talk about/show that thing!" I showed your channel to my friend the other day and he enjoyed it too.
Bed Bath and Beyond sucks. I worked there for three weeks last year and it was awful. Glad I'm not there anymore.
High five! I only lasted three weeks too! Lol good on you for getting the hell out of there.
In Australia we call it Bed Bath and Table, down here we don’t like uncertainty of what’s in the “Beyond”
$85 soap dispenser that's listed at $35 on their own website and rated as trash.
WHY IS MY STORE FAILING?
Same stuff that doomed Pier 1
I totally agree with your assessment 👏. They really have become cheep and generic.
Those prices! If I have money to blow I’ll go to Crate & Barrel. About 3 years ago they got stingy with their coupons, that’s when I started looking elsewhere.
RA: "...which is a great time to talk about episode's sponsor, Manscaped"
Me: Bro XD
To be serious tho - I find it interesting how that brand has popped up more in the retail niche.
I think Bed Bath & Beyond in the U.S. has the exact same problem Sears does: their stores look awful, displays look empty or like a mess, and the merchandise is expensive and not that interesting. BB&B is not that big in Mexico, but their stores look much better and have a lot more and nicer stuff than that store in your video.
$75 for a toilet cleaner haha even if i was a billionaire i wouldn't pay that
2:42 I'm one of those people that buy stuff like this 🙃Bed Bath & Beyond use to be a good place for decorative brick a brack back in the day but not anymore. Those LED candles you saw can be found at Walmart every day for about $25 or less. (That's inflated California pricing as well) LED Fireplaces that actually put out heat can be found $75 online at Amazon without much effort (so for a little more you have a functional decoration). The real kick in the pants is that most ailing mall department stores sell the same type of decorative bath / bedding items for cheaper. I wouldn't be surprised if a super fancy trash can you were looking at could be found at a nearby dying / dead mall for $50.
The last time anyone cared about BB&B was when they would stack that 20% off coupon you got with portable air conditioners they use to stock in the stores (not sure they still have those). Those actually work out to be decent deals, but I'm not sure if they've jacked up the prices. I haven't been in a store over a decade now, so thanks for the nostalgia trip!
Bed, Bath, and Bankruptcy.
Ours already closed in peoria illinois man that was a joke place 😂 I feel bad for the employees that will be losing alot of jobs
I went into the Bed, Bath & Beyond in Pleasant Hill, Ca. where I used to shop before the pandemic.
It took me 30 minutes to find the giant bath towels I used to buy for $20 which are now $30.
I will look on line or on Amazon.
I got NO help from any employee.
Well it's official RIP Bed Bath and Beyond
Well when everyone is forced into homelessness there isnt much point to B3 anymore
I went to my local Bed Bath & Beyond recently, I used to have 3 near me, but 2 have closed. I hadn’t been there in about two years, and similar to your experience I noticed that my store had downsized, and had less merchandise. (They had arranged the shelfs in the center to close off the center of the store.) Although I bought something, I thought that the store had become less organized, and many of the service offices, such as the key center, or registry office had closed. I used to enjoy shopping Bed Bath & Beyond, so I hope that they can find a company solution soon.
By the way my remaining Bed, Bath, and Beyond is in a former Linens n’ Things, as was one of the other ones what closed.
Thanks for the video, and good luck with the new home!
All those cheap metal soap dispensers will rust out in 6 months. I've never found one actually made out of stainless steel.
Target, WalMart, and homegoods were their biggest competitors
$85 for the soap dispenser. Thats actualy insane.
They just declared bankruptcy so good call 👍
I’d be too pressured to pee with Link looking at me 😂
I always thought Bed, Bath & Beyond was a money laundering business 🤣🤣 it’s always dead, over priced and lame 🤷🏻♀️
10:40 The ultrasonic scrubber is used to clean out your pores. I have visible pores, and the person who does my facial uses that on me. It works to reduce the appearance but it's not super pleasant.
They should be rebranded
"Bed, some bath & Junk"