My wife was shorted a container of strawberries yesterday in Produce Junction in Maple Shade.They rush you out of there like cattle.They only have 2 lines and it's often not nearly enough to handle the crowds. No receipts and sure as hell, no time to look inside all your bags. As soon as she gets in her car, she realizes their MISTAKE. She goes right back in and tells the cashier that he forgot to bag a container of strawberries; which BTW are still right in front of the cashier, next to the register. He tells my wife she didn't PAY for those. Of course she paid for them, that's why they are sitting in front of the cashier.

I go back in there today to discuss this with a manager and meet Mr. Bald dude with glasses (supposed to be the mgr.). I try and tell him the story and he gives me a look and proceeds to walk away from me and leave me standing there. Finally, he waves to me to come up to the front. I try to tell him again about the problem and the $1.50 strawberries. He pauses like he's very heavy in thought and makes his decision and tells me...."I'll let it go THIS TIME but in the future TELL your wife to check her bag before leaving" I ask him if he thinks I got in my car drove over here to rob him of $1.50? Again, he walks away from me.

I do NOT LIKE the way he handled this and I hope the OWNER sees this. It is the RESPONSIBILITY of the CASHIER to make absolutely certain that everything that is purchased is put in BAGS...Not left on the counter. This place is run very haphazardly.

1. They add all purchases up in their head.

2. There is always a LONG line, so you really can't CHECK your bag (as the mgr. 'instructed' me to tell my wife) it's unfair to those waiting in back of you. After all - we live in N.J.

3. When one of the cashiers screw up...and a customer comes back in your establishment not once but twice over something as cheap as $1.50; you treat them with respect you never demean them. I don't expect the cashier to come chasing after my wife into the parking lot; but if a customer comes back in and says I forgot THOSE STRAWBERRIES SITTING RIGHT IN FRONT OF HER........You should NEVER CALL A CUSTOMER A LIAR. That's what she did.

My wife said to me "Oh, let it go" but I don't feel that I should (obviously)

I fault the manager (today) more for humiliating me in a packed store. I was prepared to throw the f..... strawberries ???? where, I don't know; but they were ready for launching. When you run a store with no receipts you don't call people liars when they come back into your store. Especially for a buck and a half. One more thing......if you're ever in their parking lot - watch out. Lots of accidents; but you won't see me in there. This could have been diffused very simply by the manager? but he wanted to play big shot, so here I am writing my first review on YP.