Wow, I am still frustrated about what happened at Target recently.I had some time to kill, so I…read moredecided to swing by Target just to browse--you know how it is, you don't necessarily need anything, but you just want to look around. I picked up some apples and a few other things, and as I was walking through the health section, I noticed that Dave's Killer Bread bars (which are usually pretty pricey) were on sale. The tag said "Buy One, Get One 25% Off." Naturally, when you see a sale, you want to take advantage of the deal, so I grabbed two boxes.But when I checked out and looked at my receipt, I realized I had been charged full price for both.I went over to Guest Services to ask about it, and the employee told me that I needed to go back to the aisle, find the 25% off item, and take a picture of the sale tag to show them. Honestly, I was already annoyed at this point. Usually, wouldn't a store employee just radio a coworker to go check, or go look themselves? Instead, they made me walk all the way back to take a photo. Since there was only one person working at the counter, I tried to be understanding and thought, "Okay, maybe they're just too busy," so I walked all the way back, took the picture, and brought it back to show them.That is when they told me the sale had actually expired yesterday, and they casually said, "Oh, we need to take that tag down."Okay, but I literally bought two boxes specifically because of that tag. Isn't it their fault for leaving an expired sale sign up? When I asked if I could still get the 25% discount since the mistake was on them, they flat out said no.At that point, I felt so insulted. Why did I have to walk all the way back to take a picture, and why did I buy two boxes in the first place? Am I a Target employee now? It left such a terrible taste in my mouth.Of course, I know they aren't legally obligated to give me the discount. But if that's the case, they should do a better job of taking down expired tags instead of confusing customers and making them do the legwork. Honestly, things like this happen from time to time at other supermarkets, too. I get it--employees get busy, mistakes happen, and things slip through the cracks. But the employee's attitude and how they handled the situation was what made me leave one star review