My wife and I arrived at the Hawaii Kai recycling center around 1140-45. Just to make sure we didn't cut into there lunch break, my wife walked over to ask if we still had time to drop off some hi5 cans and bottles for refunding. The main guy that does the weighing and bagging of cans and bottles told my wife "yup, you got time" and had her bring 3 Rubbermaid trash cans over so we could fill them with all our cans and bottles, but as soon as he saw me open the hatch of my car, and started pulling out trash bags filled with recyclables his whole attitude changed. We had around 7-8 40 gallon trash bags full and was trying to hurry up so we could bring it over, when out of no where the can attendant hurried over to what I thought was help us, which he did... sort of, he started barking orders and telling me and my wife to "hurry up" and telling her she is moving to slow, that we cutting into there lunch break. My wife has a disability, progressive multiple sclerosis or MS, which kinda prevents he from doing things to quickly due to constant nerve pain. He was also telling me to hurry up, while at the same time to slow down, that I'm gonna make a mess, all while I was picking up all the cans and plastic bottles that was falling out of the trash cans they use to transport from car to recycling area. He kept on telling us that we were cutting into there lunch, that we "should" be there at 1130 at the latest because, again, that they supposed to be at lunch already. When I brought up the fact that there lunch break is, according to the Reynolds recycling google page starts at 12, he started telling me to "not talk back to me" and that I should be more respectful. I told him I was sorry that we came so late, but he was the one to tell my wife ok and that he could have just told her that we are going on break and to come back at 130, when they were gonna reopen. When all the cans and bottles were weighed and I was being handed my refund, I just happened to glance at my phone when I realized that it was a minute after 12, it was 12:01 pm, so we cut into his hour and a half lunch break by a single minute. Another thing about the Hawaii Kai Reynolds center is that they never let customers actually see what the weighs come out to and if you try to take a peek, the very rude can "wrangler" will start telling you, almost yelling and cussing at you to get "the hell" away from the scale. I have yet to get a refund that is even close to my calculations at home and the more I bring to recycle, the more money gets skimmed off the top and when it is brought up that their weights and my weights are sometimes off by as much as $5, today it was the highest yet at $5, Mr. Can attendant give me some bullshit lie about how my home scale isn't as accurate as the broken down scale they have ( I actually have a butcher scale that is accurate to +/-1mg Next time I decide to use your company, I'm gonna go to the kapahulu recycling center. The workers there are always polite and are very accommodating if you happen to come a little late and I most usually get a breakdown of the weights and actually get to see what the scale says so I can do the adding myself to find out what my refund would be and they are usually right on the money or at most $.50-.75 less than the weight I had before coming. So all in all the kapahulu Reynolds recycling center is everything that the Hawaii Kai center is not. read more