The Market

I always come here for a slice of pizza. Today, I've decided to go with a burger. The burger is large, so I've decided to cut it in half and eat the other half later, just to find out the burger is raw inside, in fact still icy inside. I had to throw it all away. I work 6 blocks away, and I've only had 20 minutes left. I didn't have time to return it and come back. The number they've provided on their website doesn't work. So I decided to email them. I got a quick response from the manager, my money was refunded and she also was kind enough to provide me with another burger.nSo instead of the initial 1 star, I'm changing it to a 3 because their pizza are delicious. If you are getting the burger, I definitely recommend you to open them to make sure they are properly cook before heading out the door.

Very convenient store for fellow downtown residents. Prices are high but good quality.nI recommend if you need items immediately.

What I liked about this place was the saleswomen and salesmen were so helpful for they were always ready to assist the customers especially if the customers don't know the specific section where to buy anything they wanted. The good thing also was the price for it was affordable.

They have the friendliest staff who are always happy and seemed to really love about their jobs. Everything they sell in their store is of great quality and at a reasonable price. And also, it is not a crowded place with a lot of cashier stations for you to do not wait for a long time. Highly recommended!

The Market is prejudice against me for having learning differences.nnIn the week of 3/22-3/26 I had attempted a purchase from the Market using my EBT card, and in conversing with the cashier Dora, I had noted she was doing the opposite of what I was saying. She didn't give me the receipt after I had to use my debit card, and there were a few other opposite day misunderstandings. I communicated with her about how she couldn't understand what I was saying, in a louder voice.nnThe next time I visited the Market, on 4/3/21 at about 2:55 pm, the guard was suddenly very aggressive. He loomed up suddenly from behind, seeming to have accelerated rapidly at me from behind, and in a manner that seemed intentionally threatening.nnOn 4/3/21, after making a purchase from Dora, and getting her name from the name tag because the guard seemed very aggressive, I stood outside noting things into my phone, for the most part because I get hunted for learning differences at a high rate and have to keep a high level of detail in records. The guard started following me out of the building, even though I had avoided him completely until that point. He used sharp motions in the doorway at me, appearing to start to take a run at me.nnSo, I stepped back inside to talk to the guard about what his name was and what was going on, and he wouldn't talk, in over 10 attempts. When I tried to then leave, the guard (5'9, white, 40s, medium) started following me aggressively out of the Market, to the corner of Market street and 10th, and he kept following me down 10th until I made a police call while running away.nnAs a person with learning differences people start escalating violently at me almost every day, and this was nothing new. The fact that private guards are trained to not reveal their names, nor their instructions enhances their ability to hunt people who are different, like myself, with prejudice. The complaints have to go to the guard company itself.nnThe Market staff does not seem aware of the rate of violent escalations that I face for being different, and seemed offended by the scale and fact that I was actually reacting to what was going on around me, instead of agreeing to lie to people about what reality is. Being hunted for learning differences means having to train extra, in any available time, in preparation for restraining orders authored by myself. If I attempt to get food from any reputable store as a break from training most stores will get confused and start to escalate violently, instead of relying on communication.