Dewey Street Market

We were on a trip to Tulsa and decided to take a side trip through Sapulpa and stopped by the Dewey Street Market. This was on a Saturday morning. When we walked in my wife asked if there were any restrooms available and the old woman working the store appeared to be a bit agitated and said there was one a couple of doors down at a restaurant, and another one down at the bank. While my wife left the store to go find a restroom, I went about looking around the store. About 15 minutes later my wife came back and said the bank was closed and so was the restaurant. The rude old woman running the store had to have known that. Instead of being the rude old bag she was, she could have politely said that no public restrooms were available at their store, and the nearby ones were closed. Needless to say, we weren't going to spend a dime at that antique mall after that. We won't go back there. The folks running that antique mall need to learn some customer service skills. If you don't have a public restroom, don't lie about one being "a couple of doors down" when you know it's closed. Unnecessarily rude old coot.