I have never been treated with or witnessed such disrespectful behavior and unhappiness as a customer. I left the store in tears and crying. I was in line with my family, and I needed to buy a pack of cigarettes. The cashier called over a woman named Kelly, and she walked to the register and made snide remarks to the employees about the proper way to call her over. I understand correcting behavior and enforcing policy, but the manner in which she spoke to the cashier and bagger was completely rude and despicable. She shook her head, slapped her hands on her thighs, and rolled her eyes and very rudely told the cashier that he is not to yell for her. When we had trouble getting the cigarettes scanned, the cashier called her over again and she again displayed terrible attitude, shouting that it will take her a minute and making terrible facial expressions. She made me and my family feel like we were an inconvenience to serve and like we were not welcome to shop there. The bagger, Teresa, commented that she was afraid to call her over again because they were scared to be in trouble with Kelly. There is no reason to be so nasty to people. I called the store and Kelly answered the phone, I was crying and in hysterics, and she acted as if she had no idea what I was talking about and that she "doesn't even remember" helping us buy cigarettes. I explained to her that she hurt my feelings and she laughed and scoffed at me. When I pointed this out to her, she commented "I have other people calling the line, and I need to take care of them, okay?" before giving me an exasperated and insincere apology, and only because I demanded one. The way Kelly spoke to me on the phone made me feel like I was crazy for having a bad experience and like she didn't do anything wrong, and I was the problem. Thank goodness that the cashier and bagger were sweet people, and the gentleman I got on the phone with after Kelly hung up on me was also kind and understanding.