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Input: I have bronchitis right now so after the doctors my wife and I went to Walmart. I hate Walmart, absolutely despise it,and avoid it as much as possible. Regardless they have a pharmacy there so I figured it would be easier to just pick up my medicine there, instead of going to my usual Riteaid. So it's been about a hour since they called it in, I go to the pharmacist, put down some other OTC medicines on the counter and ask if they have it ready. They look and tell me that there out of stock and I could get it tomorrow. This absolutely infuriated me because I knew I shouldn't have wasted my time trusting in Walmart. I immediately said, " okay I'll just go to riteaid." I swiped my stuff off the counter and promptly walked away. My wife thinks I'm the asshole because apparently Walmart is "beneath" me and I was rude. While you do see some "interesting" people there, it also has shitty customer service. I don't think I was rude, I didn't say anything bad, all I said was I'll go to riteaid instead. I ended up going to riteaid and what do you know with in 5 minutes I was out of there,medicine in hand. So am AITA for giving Walmart a chance and then promptly walking away when they couldn't provide the service I needed?

walking away from the pharmacy counter