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AutoZone Auto Parts

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  • John M.

    Date: 09/26/2022

    Homosexuality is beyond my scope. I like my Auto Zone clerks to be on the same page with me when I go into the stores to make a purchase or advice on car parts and or accessories. I contacted by phone 3 of your stores and went inside 3 of them until the last store which did have the part I was looking for had a gay man who was seeking *** favors while I was attempting to exchange a part I was sold that was not the correct part from the first store I had been to that day. This seemed to be a long chain of predetermined Auto Zone clerical deceptions with that last store in mind at #**** (**** ********** ****** ** ) to have the gay male clerk there to be seeking *** favors in exchange for the correct auto part. I wanted to bring this to your attention. The Auto Zone stores in our area do not seem to be accountable to anyone. They are untrustworthy. We have had the same problem at our local ***************** police department located 4 miles away from store #**** who are The Preponderance of the Aryan ******** ( They are supported by All Health Network located nearby in ********* at the Santa Fe Walk ***************** ) It has now carried right on over and through out the local businesses as well including Auto Zone in Centennial. When I make a complaint about a police officer in the Preponderance of the Aryan ******* (who also happens to be homosexual) taunting and harassing me to the ***************** police department the Auto Zone store employees are then asked to retaliate against me for reporting the police misconduct. Or if I report to another business that the female property manager who had been one of the jubilant people after I had had a staged car collision for insurance fraud is also wanting *** favors it is further ammunition for the Auto Zone employees. The Preponderance of the Aryan ******* are being encouraged by relatives of mine as well. The *** has told me It is not illegal for members of the Preponderance of the

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