'When you said CVS, I knew it was over': Woman warns about photo processing at CVS. Here's why.

A woman says you shouldn't trust your photos to CVS. In a video that has been viewed more than 1.4 million times, TikTok user Mikayla Geier (@mikaylageier) explains why she thinks no one should use the store's photo printing service. – Do not submit your photos to CVS, – Please read the on-screen instructions. The story he told explains why he said no one should post photos in stores. “I kinda hate it, but let me hate it for a second,” he begins in the clip.

Michaela said she would leave the camera at the store so she could take a photo. "When I put it down, I was like, 'Hey, do we need a receipt or something?'" he continued. 

The suspect said he didn't want a receipt, but decided to take a photo anyway. “I'm not stupid, I don't trust anyone,” he said of his decision to take a photo of the receipt. Despite this, he hoped to receive the photos without problems. “We’ll see you when we’re ready,” assured an employee. 

Instead, Gail said weeks went by with no one contacting her. He added that after contacting the store, he was told it would take four to six weeks for the photos to be ready. “It’s been six weeks and no photos,” he continued. The woman said she called the store again and this time was asked if she wanted a receipt and was told no.

 “We can’t help you if you don’t have a receipt,” one employee told him. Luckily, the woman said she had a photo of the bill. “I found the photos, gave them all the information they needed, and then asked me to wait,” he said. Gail said no one was answering the phone and hung up. He said he decided to go to the store in person to ask about the photos. 

That's when the store learned the product was out of stock. “I don’t think he looks too tough,” Gale said.