Petra
Please prioritize your valued customers…
Natural Grocers is one of the few healthfood stores that attracts kind customers. I feel good in the store. It radiates wholeness. My only disappointment is that they don't provide a place to sit and eat lunch. I live 1 hour drive from Albuquerque an typically spend the whole day in the city. I need a place to land, eat lunch and relax a bit. Most places that provide these features serve unhealthy food. Would it be possible to provide such a place for truly healthy minded people? I try to avoid supporting Whole Foods. I mentioned this to the store staff, but they express their concern about attracting homeless people. Why are they even allowing homeless people to hang out at their store if they are not buying anything? And at the same time depriving their valued customers from.much needed support and a sense of community? This sounds like catering to homeless people. Please know that the majority of homeless people already receive free meals and a place to sleep. Most of them are rebellious souls, with the exception of the few that became homeless because of bad circumstances. The latter typically get back on their feet within a year. The help for homeless people does come from churches and other nonprofit organizations. Your job is to provide quality products and customer service to your valued customers. You have the right to refuse anyone to enter your store. That is a fundamental right. Stop listening to ridiculous Woke fake discrimination theories. Let's be clear, most homeless people are mental patients and need to be approached that way, with compassion, firmness, and strong boundaries. I am asking you to please do your job as store owners. Thank you:)


