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Hello Advicenators: I shop and spend a lot of Money at Menard's. It is a big box home improvement store. It is or was my favorite store. They have more of my monthly income than a food store. I try to keep busy and have many projects to keep my mind busy, so to speak. I am on Social Security Disability. I am 58 years old and on a fixed income. About a month ago (since that is the day I last visited) I was at Menard's at 6:30 when they opened. The floor scrubber guy was following me around and came within inches of hitting me. I have a psychiatric condition due to my disability. I have not been back to Menard's since for fear. I contacted the manager. He sent me two dog toys and apologized. I just feel terrible. This store really has me scared. Do I have any legal recourse here for some sort of compensation? Respectfully, Dzadzy
The Answer
No. You have no legal recourse. You were not physically harmed, and although you found this stressful and upsetting, what you've described here isn't actionable.
I'd recommend you try and go back, maybe with someone you trust, at a different time of day. Or, if you are seeing anyone you can talk to about your mental health challenges, discuss this with them. It would be very sad to loose something you value so much as trips to this store.
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