so today I'm going to write a letter to people. People who are customers at any store like Walmart or Menards or even Kroger's. To really anyone who goes to a store at all. Here goes...

People,
                  When you come in a store for anything and think its funny to piss on the people giving you service. You are an asshole. To the person who walks in to the store with a return and who we are being very nice with who is getting angry because we CAN'T do what you want us to because that would be ILLEGAL. To the person who thinks it is fucking hilarious when we get sent home crying because your wise ass decided to  fucking break 56 BLOCKS and yell at us for a discount and when we can't give you one you get angry.

                  To the person who comes in to a McDonalds and they just miss one thing and you come in wanting a refund for you entire meal that you got 3 weeks ago. and then gets angry because we cant give you a refund because you ordered it 3 WEEKS AGO. To the person who ordered some metal sheets and sent them back because they weren't in perfect condition because newsflash none of them are and there aren't going to be perfect any where else and after you put them on the ground your just going to cover them in much anyways. IT DOESN'T MATTER!!!!!!!

                  YOU ARE ALL ASSHOLES!!!! AND THINKING YOU CAN GET FREE SHIT BECAUSE NEWSFLASH... WE WILL NOT DO IT... AND CAN NOT DO IT...  sometimes I feel like people just give me the shit that they accumulate throughout the day and they may feel better after they leave but we feel like we are getting pissed on by everyone and I tell you sometimes it actually makes us cry. And yes I know you may have to use the restroom or yes you may have to through something away but we are closed there is a restaurant right next door that is open 24 hours. GO THERE... I give you service but I don't serve you. remember I can over charge you and I can also spit on your food, and I can take forever to finish your order. so don't mess with the hand that feeds you.

                                                                                         thank you, the service industry