Target — Local services in Cincinnati

I am writing this review regarding the exceptionally poor, unprofessional, snide customer service that was displayed of an employee by the name of SASHA. Whom works at the Target department store location 3245 Geier Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45209 as a Starbucks Barista.

Upon my arrival at the Starbucks counter to place my order; I was met by Sasha. I politely asked for a Venti Caramel Frappuccino with caramel walls, per usual. Since that is my favorite, I order it almost every time I visit a Starbucks. Sasha responds by asking “With caramel what?” in a taunting, haughty tone. I repeated the caramel walls part again for a second time; with Sasha responding: “With caramel logs; what?” this time, with a somewhat clueless, taunting tone. By the third time I knew I was being taunted for whatever reason; since I do not have an accent, or speech impediment of any kind. Even still I repeated "caramel walls" very slowly and clearly as possible. Sasha then responds in a poorly faked surprised tone “Oh, caramel walls; I’ve never heard it referred to as that before.” I just looked at her. She then asks me: “So you want caramel on the inside of the cup?” I responded “Yes, that’s what it’s called right…caramel walls?” Sasha then proceeds to tell me the total of my order. I showed her my cellphone for her to scan my rewards card to pay for my purchase. Sasha scanned the bar-code, then slams down the scanner and turns away to prepare my Frappuccino; with a noticeably foul attitude. My experience then gets even worse when Sasha finishes preparing my drink, she placed it on the counter and states: “You’re welcome!” in a very audacious, arrogant manner. This was said as soon as she placed my drink on the counter; before I had the opportunity to say thank you, or not. And I sure as hell was not going to thank her for sh*t! Needless to say, I will not be shopping at Target anytime soon; for this experience will not be quickly forgotten. I refuse to be treated in a despicable, disrespectful fashion. The treatment I received was very unprovoked, unwelcoming, unpardonable, and very undeserving; I felt extremely undervalued as a customer of Target and as loyal patron of Starbucks. Furthermore; I have every intention of returning all the items that I purchased from my Target visit today 4/30/19 and repurchasing them from another retailer (i.e. Wal-Mart, Dollar General, Family Dollar, Meijer etc.) since I do not have to patronize Target; and support the low-class staff you all have established.

Incident occurred at the Oakley Target 3245 Geier Dr. Cincinnati, OH 45209 on 4/30/19 at 6:38 pm.

Note: Sasha is not a new employee either; since she has waited on me a few times prior, when I placed the same exact order each visit with her. Therefore, she was very aware of her ignorant...

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