I had an awful rude experience on tonight the associate Silvia (I believe that's what her co-worker called her and because she wasn't wearing a name badge I'm not sure). I waited in line several minutes patiently while she conversed about St. Patrick's day with the customers ahead of me. However, while I was making a return in the middle of my transaction she asked the customer behind me to begin to put her belongings on the counter in front of me as if I was not standing there or as if I was going to pay for her things. The customer said "I'll wait that is kinda rude," Silvia than said "it's okay its what we do here it's apart of the process." My receipt had not printed out yet, and she was already helping the next guest. I asked her to call her manager she said she would after she finished helping the guest and that the manager Madelyn was too busy and couldn't come to the front anyway so she would call another associate to help me. The associate who came to help me was very pleasant, helpful and apologetic. It would be understanding if Silvia's eagerness to help her customers was consistent with each customer; however, she made a difference with me and why? Silvia's customer service was not consistent as she did not offer me to place my things on the counter while she was in the middle of a transaction with the guest ahead of me. If this is protocol of the company although it's absolutely rude and disgusting, should be carried out consistently with every customer. she made a difference with me and put the other guest in an awkward position as she too said it was rude. The company should offer more customer service and diversity training to their associates on how to better service each guest equally and respectfully. read more