I was fired today,

Thank you all for your support in this matter, I contacted the FTC and the Georgia consumer health depatment, they said they were sending someone out there today. After speaking to several Individuals they said I should just let you know the exact location. The Location is 4855 Maysville Road in Commerce, Georgia. Very nice facility with the best showers. But, keep in mind that when purchasing dry food's or dairy products from them to check for expiration dates as after the health department visits them today, hopefully the problem will not occur again.
but after the first visit it did and through two eco-sure visits it did.
Eco sure has always given this plaza a low score 30-40 percent? I
remember it being low. Also, if you dont mind being patient with your cashiers there they are doing a good job by you it is the upper management who does not schedule enough persons to handle the volumes of people. DO NOT BUY BREAD FROM THIS FACILTY THOUGH,
THE MERCHANDISER OPENS UP LOAVES AND DISCARD'S PIECES AND SEALS THEM UP AGAIN. There is also a rodent problem at times, as in products upstairs when i helped merchadiser move things, there was
rodent excrement visible and items opened by some means. bread on
the shelf has been found torn opened and bit into, so inspect the things
you purchase and if fueling with a card, do not use pump 25 as the keypad is not able to enter in certain digits and upon several request it was not fixed. The Facilty Manager said the key pad cost 200.00!! dollars
apparently, that is a huge amount to spend for Truckers conveniece and avoidance of long lines. I beleive its time I look for a lawyer and begin the process of handling the problems that i have endured due to poor Management. I hope today that the Health Department has put this location on the right track. I will be back regarding the outcome of the matters and if by any means you visit this store and recieve expired items,
I have a few number's for you to contact.

 

I might have to if they deny my unemployment. I've been looking for jobs there either "in need of experience of 2 years and college degree" or pay $7.50 hourly, i was making 10.25 hourly and barely 20,000 a year with Flying J's. I cant see working at 7.50 again, 20,000 dollars last year was the most I made, I couldnt see risking it if there wasnt issues with the GM,MERCHANDISER AND ACCOUNTANT. Bigredinternational, After shock, im glad to hear you and or your animals havent suffered from any effects of best by or expired products, at the Commerce location though there was more of an issue with materials being opened and molded items being presented for sale. the milk being the worst thing of expired items. we did sell butter milk for awhile, they took it out because it didnt sell well and then let our regular milk turn to butter milk. I know some things expired or best by certain dates digested might not cause you harm but in Georgia it is a law for these items to not be presented atleast the Health Department associate with Georgia's District said it was a Law.
Im wandering how Commerce faired after there inspection? does anyone know if these reports are public?

anyway's on the job hunt! way things are looking though, could be a minute. not to good to work for $7.50 hourly, just trying to keep close to what i worked hard for,but, sometimes everything is smashed like a mirror.

thanks again guys for your support and interest, I didnt know how many drivers didnt like flying j's to a degree until reading the flying j's thread. wish i had knew about it while employeed there, maybe, atleast I couldve been in the discussion and helped our plaza be more presentable to those who had problems at other flying j's. anyway, The Commerce Flying J's will get better with this problem of expired items, I've taken it to the lengths at each end even my own end! so good luck to them, and good trucking to you,

Ron