Yomie’s Rice Yogurt 有米酸奶 — Local services in San Diego

I can think of no other place in Convoy than Yomie's Rice Yogurt where I was treated as a second-class citizen. I ordered one overpriced yogurt ($13.73!) for takeout.

After I picked up the yogurt and placed it in the cupholder of my car, I noticed the bottom was leaking. There was a crack at the bottom of the cup. I called the store. Little did I know, a lengthy process of gaslighting has begun.

First, denial: There is NO WAY our cup is leaking!

Second hoop: For me to prove the cup was leaking, I had to drive all the way back to the store and bring the leaky cup for them to examine.

After I showed the store the defective cup, the meticulous inspection of evidence has begun. To my shock, the lady from the shop now brought up the store cameras and played back the video and audio of my face with sound -- I had no knowledge I was being video and audio recorded and they'd have my footage forever without consent. She insisted that their cup was not leaking. The problem must be me.

The lady yelled: "You must have dropped the cup!" "We have opened the store for a whole year and it is impossible that our cups are defective!" "There is no way this is our fault!"

I was subject to a ten-minute investigation under the Yomie police. I felt like I walked into a courtroom instead of a yogurt shop.

Of my experience with all the restaurants in Convoy, I have never been treated this poorly as a customer. I have never felt this bad, blamed, gaslighted.

No, I didn't drop the cup. I didn't pound the cup on to my cupholder. I didn't intentionally break the cup so I can spend my entire night driving back to the store embroiled in a meaningless argument just to "scam" a $13 refund out of them.

But the lady wouldn't let it go until I was beaten into a false confession. Unfortunately, this is not China, where I can bring up all the street cameras with facial recognition and prove to her that I didn't do so. At least in America (outside of this store), we respect individual privacy.

This interaction has ruined my entire night.

I still cannot believe this one drink cost $13.73. It tasted nothing but like a yogurt you can make for yourself...

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