I've never been more offended in my life. I was shopping at the Niles farmers market on Saturday morning August 16 when 6 peaches came to $15, I simply asked for a receipt so I can show my husband. The boy told me I could only have a receipt if I paid by phone (Zelle/Venmo,) not by cash then this lady (assuming his mother) started yelling at me and told me I was holding up the line.(there was one other person in line) then she yelled at me that this was California and everything was expensive and commented on my Louis Vuitton wallet. I'm glad she can spot a good fake designer wallet In a way I'm glad my granddaughter was with me so I could teach her in this moment not to be mean or rude to people just because they don't have money. I also apologize to the lady and told her it was my fault that I didn't realize I had chosen something that was going to weigh this much, but she just rolled her eyes at me and didn't care. In the end, I am glad that I asked for my money back. I bought six peaches and two apples for $10 from a few stands down. Is it because I am white with blonde hair that this lady was so MEAN and rude to me? Or was it because she thought I had a designer wallet? I felt sorry for her son. This was a teaching moment for him as well and he just sat there humble and quiet. I felt really bad for him. It is really sad that we have gotten to this point in America that we treat each other with so much hate, and unkindness. All I wanted was a receipt to show my husband how much I paid for the peaches! I was not trying to cause any trouble. Honestly, what did I do? The lady yelled at me that this is a farmers market, but I have gotten handwritten receipts off of a generic receipt pad before from places like this in the past. It's not like my request was from left field . It hasn't been a big deal in the past. I will never ever buy from this farm again and I tell everyone to AVOID THIS BUSINESS as well just for the embarrassment you put me through with my granddaughter. The one star is for the young man who stayed in control and was not confrontational or emotional or just plain MEAN. ‍ read more

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