The manager here, a red-haired woman whose name I don't care to know, is about the rudest management staff/worker I've ever met. She goes out of her way to correct customers on everything. When asked what time the pharmacy opened, "It opens at ten, just like it always does. I keep telling people the pharmacy always opens an hour after the store." Uhh okay, the correction was a little unnecessary. A few weeks later, the self-checkout was broken at the store and I needed to buy a product with a security tag. She insisted the self-checkout was working and got visibly annoyed that there was an issue with the terminal- not that the terminal was in fact broken, but that I needed her help (she was just sitting behind the counter away from the register looking at her phone at the time, wasn't even stocking inventory). Every time I see this woman is working here now, I either turn around and go pick up what I need at the giant eagle outside or I stay at least three aisles away from her. Her treatment of customers, even other random people I've seem that have to interact with her, is about as welcoming as a pile of bird crap falling on your head during a clear, picturesque day. She must be on the CVS board of directors of something, as her presence at this store is persistent and her attitude is consistently passive-aggressively rude. The pharmacy people are great, but with this person at the front-of-house at all times I'm gonna have to stick with the drive-thru. This lady is well past her teenage years, so I'm not sure where she got the impression that people enjoy her witticisms, but in general, most people don't enjoy being corrected or talked down to with every interaction. I for one will be avoiding the interior of the store, though I'm sure that's got to be the true purpose of her rudeness to begin with. Guess I'm giving her what she wants- an empty store where she can just relax all day and not have to deal with any customers at all. I thought an employee like this couldn't last long anywhere, but company doesn't seem to be interested in dealing with the issue, so here we are. If you're having a nice day, stay out of the building when you see this woman working in the front of the store, lest you face the wrath of whatever it is that's bothering her in every customer. I don't review a place after one bad interaction, and I've tried to give this person the benefit of the doubt and provided repeat business, but shame on me for doing that, as I have never had a single positive interaction with this person, and have instead been subject to multiple customer experiences where the person in the staff uniform belittles and treats the businesses' customers like an inconvenience. read more