Would you be angry if a store employee followed you outside to take a closeup photo of you and your car and license plate?

Ive gone to this spa biweekly for about one year and have always paid promptly including generous tip. This time I forgot my wallet and I quickly explained everything. I gave the manager my phone number and apologized. I explained that I would return within 15 min. She asked me to leave my cellphone with her which I declined to do. She reluctantly approved me to leave and said please return. And once I got in my car the paparazzi employee ran out snapping every photo that they could from every angle. When I came back within about 10 minutes to pay I told her that I would not be back again because that behavior was rude. She said sorry and literally ran away after swiping my card.

bijouxbroussard · F Best Comment

Of course. Very angry, but not necessarily surprised. On the other hand, if you’ve been a regular customer, a letter, phone call or email to whomever is making money from this spa, explaining to them exactly [b]why[/b] they’re losing a good customer, wouldn’t be amiss.
You might also check if they’re listed in [b]Yelp[/b]. You were treated outrageously and others should know about it.