There was a display of bakeware priced at $20.44. When I get to the checkout it rang in $29. The self-scan attendant said to take it to the courtesy desk to get the price adjusted and the scanning code of practice. I showed the girl at the courtesy desk a picture I took of the display. The girl went to check the price and came back with a different bakeware set that she claims was the proper one for the sale price. She gave me the bakeware for $20.44 but she did not give me the $10 scanning code of practice because she said it was a personel error and not a computer error. She said because it wasn”t a scanning error that I”m not entitled to the scanning code of practice. I attached a picture of the display and the product barcode.
Keena Woodhead
This evening while my husband was cutting up some pickles for our cheesburgers he noticed discolored holes in the pickle, upon further inspection he noticed small white worms. We never cut up our pickles we eat them straight from the jar, this is utterly dis gusting. We always buy no name pickles but after seeing this I may switch brands. I have included pictures!