Office Depot, Athens, GA very poor custumer service Athens, Georgia

As suggestions for the future, I'd be a lot nicer to the employees. I'm sorry to say, but your story gives the impression that you're very narcissistic, expecting to hog an associate's spotlight when they simply have many things on their plates. I know there've been times I've been so engrossed in what I was doing that my peripheral vision basically shuts off. If you don't speak up, many people just assume you don't need any help.

If this man was within your sight, it probably wouldn't have hurt to offer up an, "Excuse me, sir, can you please assist me?" but without the attitude. Calling a cashier "idiot' probably isn't going to help your cause, no matter how rude or inconvenient they are.

You mentioned that you put your chair up on the counter, and this Jay character blatantly ignored you and stepped away from the register. I can't buy that, I'm sorry. No matter how rude an employee can be, they're not just going to walk away from the register after a customer having set their stuff up on the counter. Maybe a "I'm sorry I'm closed". Were you standing at the right register? I've seen plenty of times when other customers will be standing at registers clearly marked "Register Is Closed".

You stated that, out of nowhere, Jay suddenly shouts that he's throwing you out of his store, to not come back or he'll have you arrested. On *what* grounds, might I ask? I think there's more to the story than what's being told, because there are clearly way too many gaps in what you've told, and, I'm sorry, but your grammar is very weak.

Judging from this statement:

"If I were jay I would have said Im sorry and your my number one consern I will help you right now I will take care of you and I will check you out please come back inside"

I'd say you had already entered the store with the intent on trolling the associates and the manager, and when they got back at you it made you upset, bringing you to this website.

My suggestion to you would just to learn how to be nicer and less expecting of associates. They're under enough pressure as it is with the economy and every other kind of associate hounding them about everything under the sun that's out of their control, so they don't need someone else adding to their troubles, retail or not.

Oy vey. Learn how to spell.

You need to learn how to spell!!! Your report gave me a headache. Are you leaving something out of your story? Why would the manager react that way if you simply walked out of the store? Why would he walk away from the register after offering to ring up your purchase?