09/09/2026
Let’s talk.
This is something we normally don’t post about or even discuss on here. We try to keep things fun, positive and lighthearted around here, but this is something I felt compelled to say.
We deal with grief daily. Happiness daily. Help families daily. Some of the most exciting moments in people’s lives, and some of the absolute hardest.
And yes, unfortunately, we also deal with people who are unfriendly from time to time (but what business doesn’t?!). 😂 But I can honestly say that 99.9% of our customers are AMAZING. Y’all are our EVERYTHING. We truly mean that.
We always try our best to be accommodating, respectful and reasonable. We will bend over backwards to make you happy, because we genuinely care about y’all.
BUT, respect goes both ways. And while we are always willing to listen, help and find a solution, we absolutely will not tolerate aggression, bullying or disrespect toward our employees (me).
We have 9 employees. We are mothers, sisters, brothers, daughters and sons. We have good days, bad days, families, emotions and lives outside of these four walls. We are actually real people.
And the thing is… we actually CARE. We care about making you happy. And when we LOVE our customers, we REALLY LOVE our customers. We go above and beyond for y’all because that’s the kind of business we want to be and have always been.
So, to any other small business owners reading this: don’t be afraid to stand your ground. You can be kind, professional and willing to make things right while still having boundaries. You are allowed to stand up for yourself and your employees in YOUR happy place.
I won’t go into the details of what happened, because that’s not what this is about.
I just think somewhere along the way, people have gotten a little too comfortable being mean to other people. And I don’t care what kind of day you’re having, what you’re upset about, or what happened before you walked through our doors, there is never a reason to treat another human being like they are less than you.
We’ll always choose kindness. We’ll always choose to help. We’ll always choose our customers.
But we’ll also choose our people at Bebb’s, and that’s something I won’t apologize for.
(Pictures are just for the post, absolutely unrelated)
