Store employees are positioned at six-foot intervals along the facade behind what appears to be plexiglass barriers.

A small pass-through section is situated at counter level, while a speaker system provides a means of communication at each window.

Black dots on the floor indicate where customers should stand in order to stay at a safe distance from other visitors.

A separate sign displays QR codes that lead to Apples support app and Apple.com.

While stores in some regions have reopened, the situation is more fluid in the U.S., which has yet contain the virus.

The current system, at my store anyway, is a complete cluster f.

I had an appointed time to pick up a simple watch band and ended up waiting 45 minutes past it.

A month ago my 64 G6 Gen iPod touch battery swelled up enough to push up screen and slide around Home button.

Since it was an obvious defect, abet beyond warranty, I was told by a Genius that the best they could do was exchange it for another for 80 even after I asked if I could purchase a 7 Gen (now only available with 32 or 128G) paying the difference as 6 gen is dead ended at 12.4.8.

Then store temporarily closed due to Corvus-19 and after multiple calls and a Google search to see if others had swollen batteries, they said the would swap it for another 6Gen64 no charge.

While I can appreciate and empathize with what the staff has to now deal with their curbside MASH Unit, my beef is with Apple brass with what I perceive is being a tad stingy for a trillion dollar company towards this long time Apple advocate and faithful customer.

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