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Personal Narrative: My Shopping Trip To CVS

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I am mad and deeply disappointed with my recent shopping trip at CVS. I had a 25% off of my entire purchase that I did not get to use. The cashier also would let me use only 1 of my manufacturers ' coupons for the coffee that I purchased. I used rain checks for Most of the items I purchased. The Georgia Road CVS is only one of the few stores in Simpsonville that carries my Folgers Country Roast coffee, which is why I purchased my coffee from that particular store. The only items I purchased that I did not use rain checks for were Hershey 's candy and cereal bars. I normally don 't have a problem with this store because I know the store managers & they know me, but I had never met this particular cashier. This was not a good shopping
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