Stitch It Clothing Alterations

I went inside today to ask a simple question about pricing. When I entered the store I saw two women sitting and sewing. I waited patiently for one of them to acknowledge my presence and ask if they could help me. Neither did. For a long time. I stood there and was beginning to feel frustrated. They even began talking to each other and they giggled a bit and continued working. They were not very busy. Clearly they were not helpful either. I finally had to ask aloud, «Is there anyone available to help me?» One of the ladies casually stood up and came over to me without any apology. She showed no hurry in her gait, no sign of embarrassment for having made me wait so long. She answered my questions with a sort of you-​are-​not-​important-​and-​you-​are-​interrupting-​my-​work attitude. She did not speak harshly to me; yet, her apathy and slight annoyance were obvious. As I left, neither lady offered a simple Goodbye or any sort of acknowledgement that I was a potential customer who may someday wish to give their store my money. Unfortunately, my experiemce was that they both had poor customer service skills, and I was not impressed.
This stitching store may be the most convenient for me to visit, as it is the closest to my home, but I will look elsewhere as the employees’ apathetic attitudes leave me wondering if they will care if they mess up an alteration on my clothing.