The manager calls people who have an issue with the staff MF'er drunks. You own a liquor store and are being disrespectful to your customers. You were rude over the phone, your cashier was rude in the drive thru window. Don't shop at this place.
Edit: The owner tries to claim that the person purchasing the alcohol was drunk. He wasn't. The owner tries to claim that the person who called was drunk. She wasn't. The owner tries to claim that the person who came up and confronted the person who called my wife a drunk MF'er was drunk. I wasn't. We were simply calling to make a complaint about the service we received. My wife was consistently interrupted throughout the phone call in a disrespectful tone and once we said that they had lost a customer, we were drunk MF'ers. We have shopped at your store for so long and have used each others credit cards without an issue. We got personalized credit cards and the credit card that was used was not the person purchasing the alcohol, again which has been allowed before suddenly was not allowed. You don't check names on credit cards but all of a sudden do. Your manager proceeded to curse and call my wife a drunk MF'er so of course I went to confront him. If he was so concerned about the intoxication of his customers, he should have called the cops and gotten my license plate so they could meet me at my home and proceed from there. He didn't. He cursed at my wife. He interrupted my wife. He was incredibly rude. Your establishment is a joke. Your employees are a joke and the fact that you posted some laws about some nonsense you have never enforced before and claiming that the identification card that was used was not the same as the driver is laughable, especially considering the person purchasing alcohol was 22 years old. We will tell everyone about the integrity of your employees, management and owners. Yes I was pissed. Yes I acted out. Don't call my sober wife a drunk MF'er unless you want problems. And you have created a problem.
And to be clear. Still sold my son the liquor before all this ensued. So your policies are null and void when you still sell the person, suspected of buying liquor for another person, liquor. You violated the law by your own standards and we will be contacting the Georgia Department of Liquor and Tobacco to raise concerns about your identification policy. I suggest you contact your lawyer and terminate the employee that sold the liquor to my son. read more
