"I was at Mesa pizza not too long ago. I was in line late into the night with two other friends. There were three girls ahead of myself. A grown man walked in front of all those three girls and attempted to budge in line. He was arguing in a sense to thesethree girls who were simply trying to order and pay for their pizza. The man was making them visibly uncomfortable. As a fellowwoman, I opted to step up and tell to the man that he should get back in line. My friend had just ordered while I was in frontof her. Once the man turned back to the end of the line, I attempted to order and was met with the red-haired employee, who waswearing a pink/red top with a black cut out over top, who said ?I called you three-four times, start paying attention ok?? I wasimmediately appalled and informed her I was trying to stop someone from budging and making other women feel uncomfortable. I?vealways had good experiences at Mesa. I am hurt that I was stereotyped as the ?drunk girl? who can?t tell left from right when Iwas fully sober and trying to do my part. These biases ruin reputations and certainly has for me. I?ve always had greatexperiences at Frank and Andreas and have actually been aided by their employees to stop uncomfortable interactions for theircustomers. I hope Mesa does better truly and perhaps involve some training in dealing with potentially uncomfortable andaggressive situations for women."
