So kind of an odd story. Basically, a local grocery store is doubling coupons up to $1, and have been for years. They're new to the area and I think they're struggling with competition coming in. I used to work there too, for 2 years when I was 16-18. I am a very smart and avid coupon shopper and I will have to admit that I dont buy anything without a coupon. I'm a poor college kid. I usually get most of my stuff free. Well this store has huge problems with me and I obide by every one of their coupon rules; limit of 4 of each coupon per day per person. So I usually am in there everyday.
Most of the cashiers hate me and I know I'm being watched all the time in there, but there are few that have no problem with me and a couple have told me that loss prevention is watching me pretty much just waiting to ban me from the store when I mess up. Now, I absolutely use every coupons according to its specifications. And the cashiers are supposed to verify each coupon according to my purchase (I know this because I worked there) and they're supposed to verify dates, etc..
Basically, my parents are worried that they might do something to me, but ultimately I don't see what they could do if I'm obiding by all the rules, but I'm looking for advice on what they could do and I guess any advice on the situation. It's not fair for me to just stop shopping there, nor is it my fault they run good sales and have super coupon doubling. I'm a smart educated consumer. They have made several statements to me about how they look at my purchases (using my customer discount card, which you might be familar with, you need one to get the sale prices in the store, ie. Kroger Plus Card, Giant Eagle Advantage Card) and they think I buy too much. It's like they're tracking me, invasion of privacy I think, plus its none of their business what I buy. I'm not stealing.

