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| - Deciding to do my last minute grocery shopping, and my last minute laundry on Christmas Eve was going somewhat smoothly for me. I planned and timed everything out. Knowing that stores and businesses would close early, I completed the washing of my three loads of laundry before 2pm, then headed out to two grocery stores.
I completed my last minute shopping, and was back home after a few hours. Putting away my groceries, I was mindful of the time, and headed out to the Super Wash Coin Laundry on Noble Rd.
When I arrived, the attendent was standing at the front door. He told me, and another young lady, that the Laundry Mat was closed (even though the sign on the window said it closed at 6:30pm on Christmas Eve, and the current time was just befor 5pm).
The other young lady explained that she just needed to dry her clothes, and so did I. My dryer has been broken for awhile now, and I had been a frequent customer of this Super Wash Coin Laundry.
However, the attendant didn't care. He said the Laundry was closing and no one else could wash or dry anything else. When I asked him if he knew of another Laundry Mat, we could go to dry our clothes, he said to try the other Laundry Mat on Euclid--they should be open.
When we were driving out of the parking lot, I noticed two other customers coming in, parking, then going in-- without being stopped at the door and turned around.
I don't know it they were turned around later, but they seemed to go right in and put their clothes right in the dryers. That made me say: " Hummmmmmmmmm."
I arrived at the 2nd Super Wash Coin Laundry location (on Euclid Ave), shortly after 5pm. The sign on the door said it also was suppose to close at 6:30 pm on Christmas Eve. But the door was already locked. Another customer was outside with me, and she said people were inside, so maybe it was still open.
We waited for a few moments and the attendant came to unlock the door, to let the customers out. He said that he was closed, even though the sign on the front window read that the store was still supposed to be open.
He rudely said that he didn't know why the other attendant told me to come there, and that he didn't get paid overtime.
I understand that people want to get home and enjoy the Holidays with their friends and family members, but at the same time, I expect a company and its employees to honor their posted holiday hours. Therefore, going forward, I will take my business elsewhere.
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