Before beginning the editing of photos at the machine, I verified with a manager the coupon price quoted to me by the CVS corporate office, which office provided me with a coupon code. Lerma, the manager, authorized the coupon price and even wondered whether the lower sale price that had been offered the week before was still in effect. I proceeded to edit over 200 photos, but before processing the order I asked to speak with the manager once more. Desi appeared, since Lerma had left for the day. Desi refused to honor the authorization by Lerma. I had spent three hours with careful editing and was disturbed with his nonchalant dismissal of any argument I offered. Finally, after considerable back-and-forth repetition of statements, and even after having walked away from me twice, Desi suggested I proceed with the order. For some reason the touch screen was not responding and I had to wait until Desi finished with a customer. He had seen me struggling with the machine but offered no assistance. He casually told me it was necessary to use the mouse. He asked for my CVS card and as he rang up the order said, "You're lucky, this is, in fact, on already on good sale," showing me the figure of $24+, which would have been less than the $26, plus tax, that I anticipated. He handed me the receipt and began barraging me in a friendly, intimate way about the vacation represented in the photos, etc. I felt he was attempting to make amends for his prior poor behavior and felt willing to forget about reporting him. When I was a fair distance from the store I looked at the receipt more carefully before putting it away and discovered that the price charged was almost double what it should have been and returned to the store, telling Desi there was a mistake. He said he would call another manager, for whom I waited. Carlos appeared and I had to repeat the events once again, explaining at the same time that I found it perplexing that I had had to spend so much time with this issue, when it had already been resolved by a previous manager whose authorization was not honored by either of her successors. Carlos in a haughty, condescending manner said he would "take care of it this time," but that online prices are never honored at the store. When I commented what Desi had done was not honest--deceptive, in fact-- Carlos ignored my statement, rather than, at least, apologizing for "a misunderstanding," which it clearly was not. His reaction to me was demeaning and, in fact, unprofessional, not worthy of what his position warranted. CVS at this location has had excellent employees, but they do not remain long. I'm not surprised. I'm not likely to visit this store again, unless these two employees decide, as well, to leave or are asked to leave. read more