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“This eyepass must done”
DEAR EDITOR,
On Friday I visited Massy supermarket located at Turkeyen and upon leaving the security guard asked for the receipt to check off my purchases. I objected.
I have visited Massy supermarkets regionally and this is not the practice. Why is it being done here? As per Guyanese parlance, “this eyepass must done”.
Former Prime Minister Ptolemy Reid once said “we will become second class citizens in our own country”
I trust that the management of Massy supermarkets will review their policy.
Melissa Lewis
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