Do you let things that people in customer service do slide?

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Anonymous wrote:What’s the alternative—spend my life energy complaining about something that won’t be fixed? No thank you.

+1 It has to be egregious, possibly even illegal to be worth my time to address.

How would you know it won't be fixed? And it does sound illegal. For sure these practices extend to hiring certain people. By notifying the district manager or above you could curtail these illegal practices.

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Anonymous wrote:They have been rude AF everywhere. Do I let it slide? Depends on how nasty they are to me but as New Yorker I do usually stand up for myself.

Yeah but if you are a white woman and complain about sh*t service you get called a “Karen.” Because we are apparently all supposed to be ok with the decline of manners.

+1

That term is racist.

Oh you’re soooo oppressed! Maybe some tears to go along with what you perceive as being a violation of how society should serve you???

DP. You keep trying to pretend this is about wanting to be treated like a princess. It’s absolutely not. It’s about pro-actively being rude or unhelpful to someone. It’s equally unacceptable for customers to be mean to service people.

If you think it’s ok to abuse middle-aged white women and they shouldn’t have any recourse, then you are indeed a racist and misogynist.

PLease give an example of racist abuse you’ve received in a customer service setting!

Racist: characterized by or showing prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.

Abuse: cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal.

Please stop deflecting. You’re too transparent.

We’re talking about whether a middle-aged white woman has any recourse against rude or abusive customer treatment (someone above said she was made to cry), or if she’s just a Karen because (checks notes) she’s a middle-aged white woman.

Tl;dr: you’re the racist and misogynist

In other words, 1) you don’t have an example; 2) you are still conflating rudeness with abuse; 3) you believe you are entitled a “recourse” if someone is rude or mean to you; 4) you are quite sensitive about the Karen label and 5) you’re calling a 40 year old white woman racist against white people.

Karen is an insult. It’s not a racist term. There’s a huge difference.

Oh, you’re the white “ally” who thinks Karen is just hunky dory (if you are who you say you are). I’ve watched others take on your ridiculousness. Now it’s my turn, yippee. I’m probably more lefty than you, but I won’t stand for racism or misogyny of any type.

You’re a racist and misogynist because:
- you just posted that middle-aged white women don’t deserve any recourse for bad customer service
- you just posted that middle-aged white women who dare to protest bad customer service deserve to be called by an epithet specific to them—Karen.

Are you out there telling poc or white men to just accept bad service? Didn’t think so.

Or let’s try another way. If a middle-aged black woman protests against bad service, would you be ok calling her a Latasha? I wouldn’t. See how that works?

NP. The fact that you are so wound up about what you perceive is someone not giving you the respect you think you deserve shows incredible entitlement. Recourse for someone supposedly being rude to you?? GTFOH!

Oh look. A second poster (or the same one) who thinks that merely expecting common courtesy is “entitled”—if it’s a middle-aged white woman doing the expecting. And that she shouldn’t speak up because, again, she’s a middle-aged white woman.

GTFOH with your own racist, misogynistic self

[Anonymous]

This week I was at the Whole Foods in Ashburn. The cashier, male, was big and sloppy, with long hair and long nails. Gross when dealing with food.

He instructed me to put my small basket on the belt so I did. He told the guy behind me, too. The guy said “Oh I don’t mind” and started loading the belt. The cashier said “Actually I prefer it. It makes my job easier.”

I look forward to the time we are no longer just hiring anyone with a pulse.

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Anonymous wrote:They have been rude AF everywhere. Do I let it slide? Depends on how nasty they are to me but as New Yorker I do usually stand up for myself.

Yeah but if you are a white woman and complain about sh*t service you get called a “Karen.” Because we are apparently all supposed to be ok with the decline of manners.

+1

That term is racist.

Oh you’re soooo oppressed! Maybe some tears to go along with what you perceive as being a violation of how society should serve you???

DP. You keep trying to pretend this is about wanting to be treated like a princess. It’s absolutely not. It’s about pro-actively being rude or unhelpful to someone. It’s equally unacceptable for customers to be mean to service people.

If you think it’s ok to abuse middle-aged white women and they shouldn’t have any recourse, then you are indeed a racist and misogynist.

PLease give an example of racist abuse you’ve received in a customer service setting!

Racist: characterized by or showing prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.

Abuse: cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal.

Please stop deflecting. You’re too transparent.

We’re talking about whether a middle-aged white woman has any recourse against rude or abusive customer treatment (someone above said she was made to cry), or if she’s just a Karen because (checks notes) she’s a middle-aged white woman.

Tl;dr: you’re the racist and misogynist

In other words, 1) you don’t have an example; 2) you are still conflating rudeness with abuse; 3) you believe you are entitled a “recourse” if someone is rude or mean to you; 4) you are quite sensitive about the Karen label and 5) you’re calling a 40 year old white woman racist against white people.

Karen is an insult. It’s not a racist term. There’s a huge difference.

Oh, you’re the white “ally” who thinks Karen is just hunky dory (if you are who you say you are). I’ve watched others take on your ridiculousness. Now it’s my turn, yippee. I’m probably more lefty than you, but I won’t stand for racism or misogyny of any type.

You’re a racist and misogynist because:
- you just posted that middle-aged white women don’t deserve any recourse for bad customer service
- you just posted that middle-aged white women who dare to protest bad customer service deserve to be called by an epithet specific to them—Karen.

Are you out there telling poc or white men to just accept bad service? Didn’t think so.

Or let’s try another way. If a middle-aged black woman protests against bad service, would you be ok calling her a Latasha? I wouldn’t. See how that works?

NP. The fact that you are so wound up about what you perceive is someone not giving you the respect you think you deserve shows incredible entitlement. Recourse for someone supposedly being rude to you?? GTFOH!

Oh look. A second poster (or the same one) who thinks that merely expecting common courtesy is “entitled”—if it’s a middle-aged white woman doing the expecting. And that she shouldn’t speak up because, again, she’s a middle-aged white woman.

GTFOH with your own racist, misogynistic self

Why are you bringing race or gender into this? No one else is. You just want to center on yourself.
No one is going to cater to your entitlement. Get used to it.

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Anonymous wrote:They have been rude AF everywhere. Do I let it slide? Depends on how nasty they are to me but as New Yorker I do usually stand up for myself.

Yeah but if you are a white woman and complain about sh*t service you get called a “Karen.” Because we are apparently all supposed to be ok with the decline of manners.

+1

That term is racist.

Oh you’re soooo oppressed! Maybe some tears to go along with what you perceive as being a violation of how society should serve you???

DP. You keep trying to pretend this is about wanting to be treated like a princess. It’s absolutely not. It’s about pro-actively being rude or unhelpful to someone. It’s equally unacceptable for customers to be mean to service people.

If you think it’s ok to abuse middle-aged white women and they shouldn’t have any recourse, then you are indeed a racist and misogynist.

PLease give an example of racist abuse you’ve received in a customer service setting!

Racist: characterized by or showing prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.

Abuse: cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal.

Please stop deflecting. You’re too transparent.

We’re talking about whether a middle-aged white woman has any recourse against rude or abusive customer treatment (someone above said she was made to cry), or if she’s just a Karen because (checks notes) she’s a middle-aged white woman.

Tl;dr: you’re the racist and misogynist

In other words, 1) you don’t have an example; 2) you are still conflating rudeness with abuse; 3) you believe you are entitled a “recourse” if someone is rude or mean to you; 4) you are quite sensitive about the Karen label and 5) you’re calling a 40 year old white woman racist against white people.

Karen is an insult. It’s not a racist term. There’s a huge difference.

Oh, you’re the white “ally” who thinks Karen is just hunky dory (if you are who you say you are). I’ve watched others take on your ridiculousness. Now it’s my turn, yippee. I’m probably more lefty than you, but I won’t stand for racism or misogyny of any type.

You’re a racist and misogynist because:
- you just posted that middle-aged white women don’t deserve any recourse for bad customer service
- you just posted that middle-aged white women who dare to protest bad customer service deserve to be called by an epithet specific to them—Karen.

Are you out there telling poc or white men to just accept bad service? Didn’t think so.

Or let’s try another way. If a middle-aged black woman protests against bad service, would you be ok calling her a Latasha? I wouldn’t. See how that works?

NP. The fact that you are so wound up about what you perceive is someone not giving you the respect you think you deserve shows incredible entitlement. Recourse for someone supposedly being rude to you?? GTFOH!

Oh look. A second poster (or the same one) who thinks that merely expecting common courtesy is “entitled”—if it’s a middle-aged white woman doing the expecting. And that she shouldn’t speak up because, again, she’s a middle-aged white woman.

GTFOH with your own racist, misogynistic self

Why are you bringing race or gender into this? No one else is. You just want to center on yourself.
No one is going to cater to your entitlement. Get used to it.

You brought race and gender into it with the Karen quip and/or continuing to call any white woman who expects even basic service "entitled" and expecting princess treatment.

Which as you know is a gross distortion of what's actually going on.

Oh... you don't think middle-aged women should challenge Karen OR bad service, do you? Honest question: Are you an incel?

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Anonymous wrote:They have been rude AF everywhere. Do I let it slide? Depends on how nasty they are to me but as New Yorker I do usually stand up for myself.

Yeah but if you are a white woman and complain about sh*t service you get called a “Karen.” Because we are apparently all supposed to be ok with the decline of manners.

+1

That term is racist.

Oh you’re soooo oppressed! Maybe some tears to go along with what you perceive as being a violation of how society should serve you???

DP. You keep trying to pretend this is about wanting to be treated like a princess. It’s absolutely not. It’s about pro-actively being rude or unhelpful to someone. It’s equally unacceptable for customers to be mean to service people.

If you think it’s ok to abuse middle-aged white women and they shouldn’t have any recourse, then you are indeed a racist and misogynist.

PLease give an example of racist abuse you’ve received in a customer service setting!

Racist: characterized by or showing prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.

Abuse: cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal.

Please stop deflecting. You’re too transparent.

We’re talking about whether a middle-aged white woman has any recourse against rude or abusive customer treatment (someone above said she was made to cry), or if she’s just a Karen because (checks notes) she’s a middle-aged white woman.

Tl;dr: you’re the racist and misogynist

In other words, 1) you don’t have an example; 2) you are still conflating rudeness with abuse; 3) you believe you are entitled a “recourse” if someone is rude or mean to you; 4) you are quite sensitive about the Karen label and 5) you’re calling a 40 year old white woman racist against white people.

Karen is an insult. It’s not a racist term. There’s a huge difference.

Oh, you’re the white “ally” who thinks Karen is just hunky dory (if you are who you say you are). I’ve watched others take on your ridiculousness. Now it’s my turn, yippee. I’m probably more lefty than you, but I won’t stand for racism or misogyny of any type.

You’re a racist and misogynist because:
- you just posted that middle-aged white women don’t deserve any recourse for bad customer service
- you just posted that middle-aged white women who dare to protest bad customer service deserve to be called by an epithet specific to them—Karen.

Are you out there telling poc or white men to just accept bad service? Didn’t think so.

Or let’s try another way. If a middle-aged black woman protests against bad service, would you be ok calling her a Latasha? I wouldn’t. See how that works?

NP. The fact that you are so wound up about what you perceive is someone not giving you the respect you think you deserve shows incredible entitlement. Recourse for someone supposedly being rude to you?? GTFOH!

Oh look. A second poster (or the same one) who thinks that merely expecting common courtesy is “entitled”—if it’s a middle-aged white woman doing the expecting. And that she shouldn’t speak up because, again, she’s a middle-aged white woman.

GTFOH with your own racist, misogynistic self

Why are you bringing race or gender into this? No one else is. You just want to center on yourself.
No one is going to cater to your entitlement. Get used to it.

You brought race and gender into it with the Karen quip and/or continuing to call any white woman who expects even basic service "entitled" and expecting princess treatment.

Which as you know is a gross distortion of what's actually going on.

Oh... you don't think middle-aged women should challenge Karen OR bad service, do you? Honest question: Are you an incel?

I’m a NP. Shall I get the manager for you?

[Anonymous]

Yes.

In general I like Harris Teeter as a grocery store. But they suck when it comes to customer service. I've had security called on me over the intercom (when I was the only person in the aisle in question, so no misunderstanding on my part that security was being asked to watch me). A teenage employee had the rudeness to scold me when she felt I was not using the checkout register properly (whut). She literally got in my face to yell at me, a woman old enough to be her granny.

That was in the past. I had words with management over the above incidents. No other grocery store has ever exhibited that level of amazing rough treatment. Minor stuff - I never worry about it.

[Anonymous]

It's because of the rise in low class workers thinking they are better than they are

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Anonymous wrote:They have been rude AF everywhere. Do I let it slide? Depends on how nasty they are to me but as New Yorker I do usually stand up for myself.

Yeah but if you are a white woman and complain about sh*t service you get called a “Karen.” Because we are apparently all supposed to be ok with the decline of manners.

+1

That term is racist.

Oh you’re soooo oppressed! Maybe some tears to go along with what you perceive as being a violation of how society should serve you???

DP. You keep trying to pretend this is about wanting to be treated like a princess. It’s absolutely not. It’s about pro-actively being rude or unhelpful to someone. It’s equally unacceptable for customers to be mean to service people.

If you think it’s ok to abuse middle-aged white women and they shouldn’t have any recourse, then you are indeed a racist and misogynist.

PLease give an example of racist abuse you’ve received in a customer service setting!

Racist: characterized by or showing prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.

Abuse: cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal.

Please stop deflecting. You’re too transparent.

We’re talking about whether a middle-aged white woman has any recourse against rude or abusive customer treatment (someone above said she was made to cry), or if she’s just a Karen because (checks notes) she’s a middle-aged white woman.

Tl;dr: you’re the racist and misogynist

In other words, 1) you don’t have an example; 2) you are still conflating rudeness with abuse; 3) you believe you are entitled a “recourse” if someone is rude or mean to you; 4) you are quite sensitive about the Karen label and 5) you’re calling a 40 year old white woman racist against white people.

Karen is an insult. It’s not a racist term. There’s a huge difference.

Oh, you’re the white “ally” who thinks Karen is just hunky dory (if you are who you say you are). I’ve watched others take on your ridiculousness. Now it’s my turn, yippee. I’m probably more lefty than you, but I won’t stand for racism or misogyny of any type.

You’re a racist and misogynist because:
- you just posted that middle-aged white women don’t deserve any recourse for bad customer service
- you just posted that middle-aged white women who dare to protest bad customer service deserve to be called by an epithet specific to them—Karen.

Are you out there telling poc or white men to just accept bad service? Didn’t think so.

Or let’s try another way. If a middle-aged black woman protests against bad service, would you be ok calling her a Latasha? I wouldn’t. See how that works?

NP. The fact that you are so wound up about what you perceive is someone not giving you the respect you think you deserve shows incredible entitlement. Recourse for someone supposedly being rude to you?? GTFOH!

Oh look. A second poster (or the same one) who thinks that merely expecting common courtesy is “entitled”—if it’s a middle-aged white woman doing the expecting. And that she shouldn’t speak up because, again, she’s a middle-aged white woman.

GTFOH with your own racist, misogynistic self

Why are you bringing race or gender into this? No one else is. You just want to center on yourself.
No one is going to cater to your entitlement. Get used to it.

You brought race and gender into it with the Karen quip and/or continuing to call any white woman who expects even basic service "entitled" and expecting princess treatment.

Which as you know is a gross distortion of what's actually going on.

Oh... you don't think middle-aged women should challenge Karen OR bad service, do you? Honest question: Are you an incel?

I’m a NP. Shall I get the manager for you?

Oh look, more insults from someone who has no answer to legitimate points

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A cashier at dollar tree was super rude to me with no provocation. Slamming my stuff down and making a production when I hit the wrong button, muttering curse words. I didn’t say anything — I can’t imagine how miserable her job is. As we walked out my kid commented, and I said it seems like she’s having a rough day. We talked about how both of us have rough days sometimes too.

John Oliver's most recent show was about Dollar General and Dollar Tree. They are the worst to work for. I have a lot of sympathy for them but if an employee had acted that way to me I would have walked out or demanded my money back right there.

I think the Post had an article about the shoplifting problem across the country and the data didn't support what the stores are saying except in certain areas. The big stores have training about this and demand their employees be non confrontational but a lot of the employees want to play cop and cross lines. There has been more violence in stores as customers get angry about how they are treated.

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Anonymous wrote:They have been rude AF everywhere. Do I let it slide? Depends on how nasty they are to me but as New Yorker I do usually stand up for myself.

Yeah but if you are a white woman and complain about sh*t service you get called a “Karen.” Because we are apparently all supposed to be ok with the decline of manners.

You don’t make the rules about “manners” (which I suspect is simply code for maintaining your privilege). Don’t be so thinned skinned.

^^^ exhibit A about how Karen is actually misogynistic and racist. Because sometimes sh!t service is actually sh!t service, but this person doesn’t think you should be allowed to complain about it

You weren’t “allowed” to complain? Who stopped you. That’s weird.

Oh, right. You did complain and then someone, correctly, called out your Karen-esque behavior.

Nothing to see here.

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Anonymous wrote:They have been rude AF everywhere. Do I let it slide? Depends on how nasty they are to me but as New Yorker I do usually stand up for myself.

Yeah but if you are a white woman and complain about sh*t service you get called a “Karen.” Because we are apparently all supposed to be ok with the decline of manners.

+1

That term is racist.

Oh you’re soooo oppressed! Maybe some tears to go along with what you perceive as being a violation of how society should serve you???

DP. You keep trying to pretend this is about wanting to be treated like a princess. It’s absolutely not. It’s about pro-actively being rude or unhelpful to someone. It’s equally unacceptable for customers to be mean to service people.

If you think it’s ok to abuse middle-aged white women and they shouldn’t have any recourse, then you are indeed a racist and misogynist.

PLease give an example of racist abuse you’ve received in a customer service setting!

Racist: characterized by or showing prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.

Abuse: cruel and violent treatment of a person or animal.

Please stop deflecting. You’re too transparent.

We’re talking about whether a middle-aged white woman has any recourse against rude or abusive customer treatment (someone above said she was made to cry), or if she’s just a Karen because (checks notes) she’s a middle-aged white woman.

Tl;dr: you’re the racist and misogynist

In other words, 1) you don’t have an example; 2) you are still conflating rudeness with abuse; 3) you believe you are entitled a “recourse” if someone is rude or mean to you; 4) you are quite sensitive about the Karen label and 5) you’re calling a 40 year old white woman racist against white people.

Karen is an insult. It’s not a racist term. There’s a huge difference.

Oh, you’re the white “ally” who thinks Karen is just hunky dory (if you are who you say you are). I’ve watched others take on your ridiculousness. Now it’s my turn, yippee. I’m probably more lefty than you, but I won’t stand for racism or misogyny of any type.

You’re a racist and misogynist because:
- you just posted that middle-aged white women don’t deserve any recourse for bad customer service
- you just posted that middle-aged white women who dare to protest bad customer service deserve to be called by an epithet specific to them—Karen.

Are you out there telling poc or white men to just accept bad service? Didn’t think so.

Or let’s try another way. If a middle-aged black woman protests against bad service, would you be ok calling her a Latasha? I wouldn’t. See how that works?

Lol you’re ridiculous. Re read and count how many assumptions/fabrications you invented just to support your views. And keep bravely “daring to protest bad customer service.” May you find the justice you seek.

+1. The PP’s overly verbose word vomit was absolutely ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A cashier at dollar tree was super rude to me with no provocation. Slamming my stuff down and making a production when I hit the wrong button, muttering curse words. I didn’t say anything — I can’t imagine how miserable her job is. As we walked out my kid commented, and I said it seems like she’s having a rough day. We talked about how both of us have rough days sometimes too.

John Oliver's most recent show was about Dollar General and Dollar Tree. They are the worst to work for. I have a lot of sympathy for them but if an employee had acted that way to me I would have walked out or demanded my money back right there.

I think the Post had an article about the shoplifting problem across the country and the data didn't support what the stores are saying except in certain areas. The big stores have training about this and demand their employees be non confrontational but a lot of the employees want to play cop and cross lines. There has been more violence in stores as customers get angry about how they are treated.

What does walking out or demanding your money back accomplish? With the latter option, you’re spending more time with the cashier — and ending up without your stuff.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They have been rude AF everywhere. Do I let it slide? Depends on how nasty they are to me but as New Yorker I do usually stand up for myself.

Yeah but if you are a white woman and complain about sh*t service you get called a “Karen.” Because we are apparently all supposed to be ok with the decline of manners.

You don’t make the rules about “manners” (which I suspect is simply code for maintaining your privilege). Don’t be so thinned skinned.

^^^ exhibit A about how Karen is actually misogynistic and racist. Because sometimes sh!t service is actually sh!t service, but this person doesn’t think you should be allowed to complain about it

You weren’t “allowed” to complain? Who stopped you. That’s weird.

Oh, right. You did complain and then someone, correctly, called out your Karen-esque behavior.

Nothing to see here.

Please explain. You say a middle-aged white woman is allowed to complain, but if she does she’s a Karen.

Obviously this makes no sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes.

In general I like Harris Teeter as a grocery store. But they suck when it comes to customer service. I've had security called on me over the intercom (when I was the only person in the aisle in question, so no misunderstanding on my part that security was being asked to watch me). A teenage employee had the rudeness to scold me when she felt I was not using the checkout register properly (whut). She literally got in my face to yell at me, a woman old enough to be her granny.

That was in the past. I had words with management over the above incidents. No other grocery store has ever exhibited that level of amazing rough treatment. Minor stuff - I never worry about it.

I agree about Harris Teeter. For me it was so bad, I try to never shop there. I actually looked up the corporate number and complained about my treatment after one visit. The district manager called me back and said he talked ot whomever the manager was in the store and I went again again and was treated just as bad. The same guy followed me so closely he nearly ran into me. I will yell and make a scene if it happens again.

The worst thing that happened at the same Harris Teeter was at their pharmacy. I had just moved to the area and was thinking about moving our prescriptions to this store. I had concerns about my kid's adhd medication as we'd had problems getting it filled at CVS. The pharmacist was very nice, encouraged me, and even showed me discounts I could get on the medication. Whenever I went in she remembered me and was nice until the first time I took in a new prescription for my kid's ADHD medication. The person who took the prescription yelled at me and accused me of writing the prescription. She loudly stated that the date on the prescription was that day's date and there was no way I was filling a prescription on the same day it was written. She created a scene and said they would refuse to fill it until they spoke to the doctor. The pharmacist came over and said they couldn't read what the doctor wrote and that it looked like I had written it. She pulled up a picture of the previous prescription and said it looked like it was written differently. It was in the exact same scrawl. I was stunned. My kid had been on these medications since they were young and I'd never encountered anything like this. They couldn't reach the doctor and I was so fed up I demanded the prescription back. The tech person refused to give it back and I was calling 911 when the pharmacist came back and decided it did look enough like the doctor's previous prescription that she filled it all the while lecturing me that there are too many children on these medications who don't need them and made another insulting remark about kids with ADHD. I was so incensed I asked for the manager and explained to him what happened. The pharmacist came over to us and starting crying, apologizing for what happened. She begged me not to call corporate which I was going to do. They were filling the prescription and when it was ready, the manager was no longer nearby the pharmacist nd another worker went back to being complete aholes. The other employee who looked like a 16 year old kid, grilled me with a bunch of questions that had nothing to do with the prescription and when I refused to answer he refused to give me the prescription. They were the worst aholes ever. I'm angry at myself today for not calling corporate and filing a lawsuit. They accused me of writing the prescription in front of a large group of customers, refused to give the prescription back when I asked for it and demanded to know a bunch of information about my family before handing me the prescription also in front of a large group of customers. These are the people who work in the stores now.