Terrible, rude service. I ask "Chris" the cashier a simple question about nutritional information and he just throws a large white binder at me. Totally immature!
During my daily walks around West Ocean View, I pick up trash for recycling at the Willoughby Boat Ramp as part of the Willoughby Civic League's effort to make our neighborhood cleaner and safer. Lately, I’m finding broken glass in the parking lot. I would clean it up myself, but having previously had glass removed from my hand, I am hesitant to risk such an endeavor. When I call Norfolk Cares and report the occurrence, I am met with a scourge of bureaucracy and flippancy. They seem to lose track of such maintenance reports. No one else in city government that hangs out at the boat ramp during their working hours seems to want to report the issue, each time claiming it’s not their problem. I'm sorry, you are the city of Norfolk, and as a taxpayer-funded employee, it is your problem. Even worse was reporting this situation to Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexander's office. The first reaction was to have the Norfolk Police Department call me, which was unnecessary and illogical. Then they told me someone else would call. The person never has. I figure he's about as much help in owning the issue as those who park at the boat ramp to goof off on city work time. John Rovenolt Norfolk
. said: All right. Who's the asshole that created the John Rovenolt "Yulper" profile on Twitter? :lol:
. said: Meanwhile, the customer behind me, a tall, obese African American male was bullying me in the process telling me "show her some respect." I responded to him that I did by answering her questions in a repetitious manner. He then wanted to start a physical altercation in the serving line. The supervisor at the cash register DID NOTHING to stop this bully.
. said: Alive and well and just as entitled an insulting fuckhole as ever: During my daily walks around West Ocean View, I pick up trash for recycling at the Willoughby Boat Ramp as part of the Willoughby Civic League's effort to make our neighborhood cleaner and safer. Lately, I’m finding broken glass in the parking lot. I would clean it up myself, but having previously had glass removed from my hand, I am hesitant to risk such an endeavor. When I call Norfolk Cares and report the occurrence, I am met with a scourge of bureaucracy and flippancy. They seem to lose track of such maintenance reports. No one else in city government that hangs out at the boat ramp during their working hours seems to want to report the issue, each time claiming it’s not their problem. I'm sorry, you are the city of Norfolk, and as a taxpayer-funded employee, it is your problem. Even worse was reporting this situation to Norfolk Mayor Kenny Alexander's office. The first reaction was to have the Norfolk Police Department call me, which was unnecessary and illogical. Then they told me someone else would call. The person never has. I figure he's about as much help in owning the issue as those who park at the boat ramp to goof off on city work time. John Rovenolt Norfolk https://pilotonline.com/opinion/letters/article_93f46e86-96ba-11e9-9389-5bf1136b18e7.html Ass. :lol:
. said: I’m sure he would faint if he found the shitty underpants somebody left on the ramp :lol:
. said: Links? https://www.facebook.com/jar43215/about The asshole has a profile dedicated to his weight loss plan; good pic of this "100%" disabled taxpayers' dollars parasite: https://www.facebook.com/pg/jar23503/about/?ref=page_internal
. said: The gift that keeps on giving all right -- like a venereal disease.
