US Supermarket — Local services in New York

I don’t think the owner is the same owner as before back in the 90s and early 00s. When I was a kid they used to have a sushi stand here. A Korean man who sells restaurant quality sushi at this supermarket until 2006.

Now as a 31 year old man, my parents send me for weekly grocery shopping on the weekend at elmhurst. This is one of the places I go others being top line, and sf. The Asian supermarkets in my neighborhood of woodside are smaller and they don’t have certain items that elmhurst Asian markets has. Hence

The higher ups at this supermarket are young people. To call them rude would not be enough even for a mainland China standard. They are more like thugs. Women old enough to be their aunts work at cashier and men old enough to be their fathers work at butcher, produce and shelf stocking. But these youngmen who have Chinese hip hop thug characteristics are rude to them. And to the customers also. They also get into physical altercations yes you heard me physical altercations with their customers.

There is a woman who slightly above average height for an Asian woman that stays at the counter with the lotto machine. She too has the animalistic personality. Always rude and shout at people. You can just ask “paying with cash or credit?” ma’am there’s no need to be verbally abusive just to form those sentences. Only few nicer people there is the round face auntie that stationed at that same lotto place during the earlier time of the day. Other than that the managers and the young thugs higher ups are just animals. To the managers and the owner of this place.

There is a statue of Lord Guan Yu near the ham and sausages shelf. Lord Guan Yu knows. You guys bully people weaker and softer than you. You are going to get it he will punish you. Your health, your income, your family matters. It’s coming. You better change yourselves before you make...

Recently Sunday afternoon on 4/6, I decided to pick up a few items as I enter thru the parking lot, The rude guard goes wanted to check my shopping bag ! So I allowed him to look in my bag ! I just came from Walgreens , had coconut water & NY times . All of sudden he rudely just grabbed my bag & offer me a basket! Without a single word!! I said give me back my bag ! He resisted! I have to snatch back my bag I yell Give me back my bag ! & the way I was treated like a hard core criminal before I even enter into that store ! Never have I been so insulted as a consumer! He refused to give me my personal belongings. That Nasty rudely guard is no gentleman to treat someone who just entering the store he always assumed I am shop lifter ! I was so angry after living in this neighborhood for over 30 years ! First time ever to be treated is rudely hostile manner ! Before I even step foot in this supermarket! I later went back ask the cashier who’s the manager ! They refused to tell me nor respond! I am boycotting this supermarket after many years shopping here . What business check your bags before I even enter the premises??? They not selling gold & diamond in that store !!! They are harassing long time shoppers there!! They are plenty of other supermarket in that area Others Chinese supermarkets don’t harassing their Customers as they have hired Rudely & aggressively Guards there ! I felt bullied for no reason!!!! Beware of rudely nasty Guards !!! At my age I don’t need to treated with such disrespect!!!! Not shopping...

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