I tend to avoid Whole Foods as a rule of thumb due to the high sense of entitlement exhibited by both customer and employee alike. However, when I do stop by, I'm relegated to the fact that I will grossly overpay for their products. At least the quality of their products is pretty consistent and good.\nMy last trip was the absolute worst. I went in because a friend wanted to use the restroom and decided to get an Arnold Palmer (for those who don't know, it's iced tea & lemonade). Upon checkout, the cashier said it was over $6! I said it can't be right and that her screen reads \"smoothie\" but she said \"I already rang it in and the other counter wrote the code.\" I asked if she thought $6 was a bit excessive for tea and lemonade and she replied, \"no. If you have a problem, you can go back to the other counter, but you still have to pay for this (the drink).\"  I reluctantly paid and asked for a receipt and she could not provide one.\nSo, both incompetence and rudeness. I now begin my complete ban of all Whole Foods stores. Way to not care!