For a location that solely provides financial support for children in the community, having cashiers whom are verbally confrontational with two year old children for being loud in the store is appalling.
Every. Single. Saturday. I've been met with condescending questions and statements by choice male employees in the front who can't stand being around children allegedly. I've been coming since 8th grade myself, and it's a crying shame the place chooses to employ such volunteers and stick them in the utmost public position.
Don't tell me to not come in because my child is louder than you like, find a different occupation. You're volunteering time. It's not your business to make those decisions about.
For a change of heart, your local Soroptimist does nothing but good around children. They truly deserve praise when clearly the bar is set so low. There's a reason there's a 30 person line 45 minutes before they open every day they are, and it's not just what they have in stock. Humility goes a long way.
Sad when the ladies in the donation area say verbatim "we have to deal with him...
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