Honey Farms

BOOOOOO. No customer service skills. Last night on 9÷28÷13, I bought two lottery tickets for my wife from Honey Farms on my way home because she did not feel well and I wanted to do something to make her feel better. My wife said that she won $ 10 on one of the tickets and wanted me to go back to the same store and check both to make sure and cash the winner in and get more of the same type. I gave the two tickets to Kenny at the same store and told him that my wife just won $ 10 dollars on one of the tickets i got from you and we wanted to get more of the same type. He checked only one of the two tickets and said that one was not a winner and then gave them both back to me and said that he would not check both of them. I told him that we normally do not buy this type of lottery ticket and I was not sure which one was exactly the winner. He said that he would only check one more ticket and if it was not the winning ticket that he would not check the other one. I could not understand why he would treat a customer like I should not bother him and go elsewhere to spend my money because he certainly was not busy. I then spent a couple minutes to make sure I had the winning ticket because the tickets had many ways to win and then asked him to check this one for me please. Thank god it was the $ 10 winning ticket and he wanted to know if I wanted more tickets or cash? I told him that I just wanted my money and he gave me the cash. I then went to Right Aid and bought $ 10 in lottery tickets. I do not know if you hire employees to get rid of customers but if that is the tactic you are going for then you nailed it with this employee. A very bad experience and a big let down for the night.

This is where the cool kids come to play.