11 months ago

Greatest Shopping Experience Ever!!! We have a small town family, but we also have tattoos and don’t really dress country. My daughter, carrying my granddaughter (19 mths old), went into Riggio’s and was literally harassed. As she entered the store she was confronted by an elderly lady (later identified as Ms Riggio). She asked my daughter what she needed, and she replied, “I’m just looking.” Ms Riggio persisted, “for what?” My daughter thought she was being nice and again told her, nothing in particular, just looking. The conversation continued in this manner and my daughter began to feel as though she wasn’t welcome. She was told, we don’t have your sizes or type of clothing. My daughter departed and went to the diner across the street to eat lunch. After completing a phone call to tell her husband about the situation and eating, she decided to go talk with the woman again to try to see why there appeared to be a grudge. Immediately after walking in, Mr Riggio came from the back and told her she needed to leave or he would call the police and tell them that she “attacked” his wife, which was a lie. Inventory was terrible and there was harassment from the very beginning. Everyone should stop by and try on everything they have. Keep them busy with putting clothes away but don’t buy anything. They obviously need some company in their lives.