Had a situation with a rude employee, how surprising? I believe that her name was Rayjnee, but she refused to give me her name or call a manager for me, so I'm not absolutely sure. Anyways, I recently rolled my ankle really badly and was told to use ankle wraps and ibuprofen, so that's what I went shopping for. I was using one of the seated shopping carts, and the basket was full of supplies. There were no bags in stock, but she was not going to inform me of that, so I asked to make sure. She said no, very dry. I asked if there were any reusable bags that they sell available (being that I have a bad ankle and many things to carry), she said no there's none. I then asked if people are allowed to bring their own, she pointed at the plastic shield in front of me with papers on it and said, "you can read it right in front of you it says no". Very rude. And I can honestly say I didn't pay attention to those signs, and I should've read them. So I, already being irritated that there are no bags said, "I was just asking a simple question you don't have to be rude for no reason." She said, "I'm not being rude I'm doing my job. [Right now is not the time to be overly friendly]" (she said something along the lines of that) So I asked how is being rude apart her job, and as I was saying that, she walked away to ask another associate to help me. The other lady was nice and very helpful and even apologized for not having bags (I didn't need an apology, but it was nice that she acknowledged the fact that it sucked that I didn't have a bag in my situation) and continued my transaction. As she's ringing me up, Rayjnee walked up to the checkstand right next me and basically asked her other coworker if she was the one that was right in the situation, not caring at all that I'm literally right next to her. Now she doesn't seem to care too much about being "too overly friendly" bc she's all up in her other coworker's face and much closer then 6 feet away from me lmao. So, the lady continues to ring me up and I ask her for the other employees name, apparently she doesn't know it. So, I ask the rude employee her name and at first she shows me her bag quickly and says here's the name; seeing that I'm getting phone ready to write her name down, now she wants to walk away and refuse to give me her name, saying, "you're saying I'm being rude to you so I don't have to talk to you anymore and I'm not giving you my name", so I ask the other employee if she can get me the manager. At this point, she's walked through several different checkstands to talk to other associates about the situation, and talking hella loud too. Basically talking crap about me to her other coworkers in front of me, like girl did you forget this is a customer service job?? I don't care if it's a pandemic or not, that does not an excuse for being rude to people wtf? As I'm waiting for the manager she's still doing a whole lot of talking to her other coworkers, then the manager comes and I speak to him, and I ask him for her to apologize and he basically says that he can't do that, but he'll speak with her. So I ask him who I can get in contact with about this situation and he tells me to call 1800walmart. I then ask him for her name, which for some reason - even though he's the manager handling this situation - he does not know. He pretty much said the same thing the other employee said, which is that they "don't know her name but it starts with R I think..". Funny how 2 managers now don't know the name of this employee who's been working so closely to them. As I'm leaving, I ask the employee at the door - who is also one of the people Rayjnee went to talk to about me like a high schooler - what the name of the employee is and OF COURSE she doesn't know either lmao. Isn't that crazy??? Not one single person in this small section that she's working in knows her name?? But she's talked to every single one of the people that I asked?? I guess that's how employees are though, like you're going to be more loyal to your coworkers then a customer, so I guess it makes sense, but still did not stop me from trying to get her name right. I filled a complaint and described exactly how she looked, so I hope that works. I honestly come to this Walmart, if not everyday, every other day and have never seen her before. I typically go through self checkout because over the years the employees at the Walmart have really sucked. They'll damn near hire anybody here they don't really give a damn. I've been coming to this Walmart for 12 years and typically try to avoid the employees. I'm sure most of them are great, but I've have too many unpleasant experiences to want to interact with them very much. I don't really ever need to talk to them because I know where everything is and use self checkout. I would recommend that for everybody that shops here. Please do not ever come to this Walmart expecting good customer service. If it happens, you're very lucky! read more