I have always been treated with prompt polite service. UNTIL....November 9th, 2014 at 8;30 am when I arrived to get grinders for my daughters' work day. The woman kept her eyes diverted while working and when she finally looked at us, she continued to ignore us and not say one word to us. We waited patiently as she put cheese on 3 trays of raw dough. She moved very slowly. She definitely gave us a bad attitude for being there so early which made me think, clearly in this economy, she does not value her job. I am her job. So is everyone who walks in for a grinder. Her silence showed irritation and a resentfulness to be working and God forbid, to have a customer show up too early at 8:30 am needing a lunch for later. So I took my business elsewhere at a small local grocery store where I was given fresh ingredients and prompt service.