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On
Wednesday,
September
13,
2023,
at
4:01
in
the
afternoon,
I
bought
3
whiskey-stuffed
meats,
4
baklava
phyllo
dough
and
Turkish-style
yoghurt
from
Mandawi
supermarket.
They
charged
me
$74.20
for
the
items
I
purchased
when
they
should
have
charged
me
$51.70.
When
I
checked
my
bill
in
the
car,
I
saw
that
there
was
an
overcharge
for
Cardamom
and
something
else,
so
I
went
back
to
the
store
and
asked
for
this
mistake
to
be
corrected.
The
cashier
girl,
whose
name
I
learned
today,
checked
my
bill,
apologized
and
gave
me
back
the
$16
bill.
But
when
I
checked
my
receipt
again,
I
saw
that
she
was
supposed
to
give
me
back
$22.50,
and
I
told
the
girl
at
the
cash
register
that
she
had
miscalculated
again.
While
I
was
talking
to
the
girl
at
the
cash
register,
a
man
aged
30-35,
who
I
guess
was
the
owner
of
Mandawi
supermarket,
came
and
asked
what
the
problem
was.
Since
I
did
not
speak
English
well,
I
showed
the
products
I
bought
and
tried
to
explain
by
marking
them
with
a
pen
on
the
invoice
that
I
paid
for
2
products
that
I
did
not
buy.
This
gentleman
recognized
the
problem,
apologized
to
me,
and
gave
me
back
the
$22.50,
and
I
returned
to
this
gentleman
the
$16
the
cashier
girl
had
given
me
earlier.
Today,
when
I
went
to
the
same
Mandawi
supermarket,
the
cashier
girl,
who
made
a
mistake
in
her
calculations
and
deducted
more
money
from
me
as
soon
as
I
walked
in
the
door,
said
to
the
other
cashier
girl:
"My
boss
made
me
pay
for
the
items
this
person
bought
because
he
didn't
pay
for
the
items
he
bought
that
day,"
in
front
of
everyone,
as
if
I
were
the
one
buying
the
items
I
paid
for.
He
said
it
like
I
stole
it
and
talked
like
they
made
him
pay.
After
buying
6
baklava
phyllo
dough,
when
I
was
about
to
pay
at
the
cash
register,
he
said,
"They
made
me
pay
for
the
products
you
bought
that
day"
and
accused
me
of
theft
again.
“Is
there
a
responsible
person
here,
such
as
a
boss
or
manager?”
When
I
asked,
she
laughed
and
said,
"No
one
is
responsible."
Even
though
there
are
security
cameras
on
both
safes
and
I
have
my
receipt
and
the
materials
I
bought,
not
admitting
their
mistake
and
saying
in
front
of
everyone,
"They
made
me
pay
for
what
you
didn't
pay
for"
is
a
very
bad
thing.
It
is
very
bad
to
try
to
humiliate
the
other
party
as
if
I
had
committed
theft
and
to
try
to
damage
people's
dignity.
A
supermarket
worker
should
be
more
careful
before
accusing
someone
in
such
a
shameful
way.
I
will
never
shop
at
Mandawi
supermarket
again
because
I
have
great
fears
about
what
I
will
be
accused
of
and
what
will
happen
to
me
on
the
next
shopping
day.
When
you
shop,
be
sure
to
get
your
receipt
and
check
what
you
bought
and
how
much
you
paid
for
it.
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