I was happy to find a couple pairs of purple slacks--which I hadn't seen in there for years, but on the way out I slipped in a puddle of what appeared to be spilled soap. I didn't fall, just slid, but it scared me. Yikes! There was only one person ahead of me in line so as soon as she was done I notified the cashier about the spill. He didn't look too concerned so I added, "If an older person falls in that it's automatic broken bones." Still no reaction. "Guaranteed" I said.
He proceeded to ring up my 4 items. As one, then two more customers came up behind me, I warned them to watch out for the puddle. After I paid, he hollared to someone to get somebody over for a cleanup. I went to find a manager. At customer service the gal wouldn't call a manager but listened to me relate the situation. I told her, the safety of your customers should have been more important than me, than ringing up my sale before cleaning it up or marking it to warn others. I was willing to wait. I still didn't feel like was being taken seriously so here I am telling it again.
Is anybody listening?