On Black Sunday, people were frantically getting out of town. We were told not to cash checks in large amounts for people. There were only eight check stands at the time and we were the only grocery store. The lines were to the back of the store. Technology , however, has changed grocery business.
Inventory control is much better.
The days of blue ink price stamps have been replaced with bar codes and scanners. Produce, said Diaz has also improved. The first time I picked up an artichoke, I got poked because I had never seen one before. But despite all of the changes, Rifle store manager Keith Cloninger said that Diaz has been a guiding force for the Rifle store. She was competing against two men, one of which was so dedicated to his job that he didn't attend the meeting because he was doing inventory.