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Times Turn Around Food Store

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  • Faith C

    Date: 10/29/2023

    I went in this establishment to use the restroom and buy a soda. I entered the store and went directly to the bathroom. When I exited the bathroom I turned left at the first turn into the left side of the Times store. I walked up the side of the store where I saw a ******************. The machine had many choices I was pretty thirstymy focus was on the largechoices finding a large cup getting my soda and leavingI placed my cup under the dispenser, ice dispensers right away. I then moved my cup to several choices I like to mix with water. I tasted my drink I placed a top on it and lpay but there was a angry cashier This woman was very aggravated and she says thats broken. I was shocked because my cup was full and I didnt have any problems and I didnt see any sign.I showed her my cup this made her angry. She said she did not want to blow up today that there was a CO2 leak and I dont wanna blow up today either so she pointed to the sign which was above on the machine and the angle that I walked up to the machine from the side I was focused on all of the choices I didnt see a sign above on the machine I might have seen it if I had gone up the middle aisle but I honestly did not see this song I would never use it but I was focused on all the choices getting my soda finding the cup and was not looking up because there was no products that I was looking for up.with her being so angry and positioning her body in an aggressive way I dump the soda out nicely in the proper place put the cup down and left. But before I did she came over and shut the machine off tested all the so it is to make sure that this could not happen again andShe took the sign off and placed it where people could see it immediately when they try to dispense the sodas. This is what she shouldve done in the first place. To tell me there was a CO2 leak and she did not turn off The machine and did not place a sign where it would not be missed at the soda machine.

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