Misty R.

I'm sorry that I'm not sorry... I've sit back and watched it go on for so long that it's such a pity anymore. A business built on discrimination and toxicity. Until I'm heard and something is done about it I'll write a review everyday! Almost everytime i come in the store. I witness a mentally handicapped employee get yelled at and talked down because they are being friendly and making a welcoming atmosphere. I hate the fact that all the nicest workers get treated like garbage and the spiteful ones get treated better than anyone. I hate the fact that people still supports a business that is abusive towards the mentally handicapped. If you support that behavior then your apart of the problem.
Amongst that, I've never seen such a sad crew in my time of working there and returning as a customer, there is no moral because terrible T is always yelling at someone for not being as "great" as her. Well in my eyes if im doing my best and you start talking down on me saying i need to do better. Well that's gonna make me feel like $#*! and now I'm depressed I'm overthinking everything I'm doing and now nothing is good enough for her. The company isn't the problem, the CO workers ain't the problem, it's always the General Manager. People follow the lead and if the lead is a bad apple well it won't be before long that all of em is rotten. People don't leave companies they leave their employer/The toxic people who made them. Retrospect, we are humans and it's about time everyone gets treated equally and fairly. All lives matter, especially mentally handicapped. I hope this sees the right people.