Fry's Food And Drug, Tucson AZ

The sherrifs/security at this location poor at best. I've never felt the harassment like I do here. The dirty looks I receive are not welcomed and quite frankly makes me not want to spend my money here. I will take my business elsewhere!

Not enforcing masks. Despite signage at the front of the store, there was no one checking for masks as I entered. As I was shopping this evening, about 1 in 4 of the people I saw were not wearing masks. As someone who isn't eligible for the vaccine yet, this was obviously quite concerning, as other people wearing masks is what helps protect me. I mentioned to cashier Paula that a lot of people weren't wearing masks, and she said something like "oh, I KNOW". Then I asked her whether masks were required. She said they were, but that "we can't do anything about it". I responded that this is private property, of course they could do something about it if they wanted to and she said "I don't know about that". This shopping experience was in sharp contrast to the Walmart Neighborhood Market at 22nd/Craycroft that I shopped at earlier today, where there was a mask enforcer at the door and everyone in the store was wearing masks. Fighting this virus requires a community effort, and Fry's has clearly given up.

I didn't too much like leaving my other shopping bags at the door with security because security was walking away to go help other Shoppers retrieve grocery cards but it looks like everything that I have purchased still remained in the basket