Haven't been here in 8 months due to many reasons - one of which is being on a super-simplified diet & so I just don't need very many groceries anymore, but I decided to stop by & see if my favorite Nantze water would be cheaper here (no, unfortunately, altho I bought some anyway since I needed it) & I remembered that Freshway sold Pickle Juice, which I need quite often due to my exercise regime. To my happy surprise, Freshway is also now selling EverLyte electrolyte drinks, which I need for the gym & they offer 2 more flavors than my regular market does, so now I have a good reason to come in here & shop! Checkout with Durenda was very pleasant & we were happily chatting amongst ourselves & the 2 baggers who were standing at the end of the counter until... OK so when I turn my head a certain way I can see what's going on behind me in my glasses/lenses & I saw the cashier at the register behind me making faces & gesticulating like everyone should shut up & get away from me. Durenda got real quiet/nervous & the 2 baggers suddenly moved far away from the cash register, no longer smiling/chatty. Um. What? Now last time I was here (8 months ago) I saw a cashier being super mean to a 90-year-old woman & it was so appalling I had to say something. The gal at the register behind me wasn't involved at all & I have no beef with her, so I don't know why she was behaving that way? Gossiping too much with the cashier who got in trouble, maybe? I'm a 60-year-old woman myself, so I don't know why she seems to think I would enjoy being treated like a social leper? I grew up in a small town, so I'm used to smiling, chatty, friendly people & that's what I was enjoying with these ladies until the cashier at the register behind me started acting crazy. What is wrong with people? I prefer people being nice, not mean, so why would she go out of her way to make sure I was treated different? (sigh) I don't know her name, but I include the info from the receipt so that it may be deduced: C0010 #3902 15:00:34 24JUL2021 S00391 R002 read more