My best buy is literally doing something interesting and I have a personal friend I used to work with at target, who now works at BB. They're working but not allowing people in, only mailing stuff locally via orders online and doing door service. Where people wait outside 6 feet apart, your turn is up you tell them what you want and they get it for you, you pay them at the door. They may even have someone with sanitizer before handling their ccs and money.
Actually pretty smart, they keep their jobs, keep safe and keep customers happy. I know the last one isn't important now but my friend who works for bb admits she's relieved they're not letting people in the store but also that she still has a job with extra pay for the time being as well.
I'm sorry your bb is letting folks in though, sometimes CEOs care more about business than safety unfortunately. It's like that here with liquor stores they're all smaller, closed in yet remain open...everything else is closed just about to the public except for grocery stores, medical and pharmacies.
