I was there yesterday, just for a quick service on...

I was there yesterday, just for a quick service on a free recall item. Upon arrival to pick up my car, I was told to get in line @ The Cashier. There was one door to approach the Cashier, and one Cashier window open. All customers needing to see the one Cashier, and customers there for other service in general all entered and exited from this one door, and were crammed into one small hallway. The one door was used for both in and out for both service and for cashier - those of us in line had to keep backing up against the wall in the narrow hallway to allow passage to the people coming in and to allow passage to the people coming out of the service area, as well as those going in and people coming out from the one cashier. I only waited about 15 minutes, but in that short time, the other customers and I who were very concerned about this proximity counted about 17 people going in and 12 people going out in that narrow hallway where we were all crowded together. Those 29 people passing by in just 15 minutes, not to mention all the customers already in line, was NOT at all respectful of COVID 19 social distancing. When it was my turn, I mentioned this to the man who walked me to my car, and he said that he agreed, but that they do that to keep the EMPLOYEES safe!!! Think about that ... a very telling priority by Earl Stewart Toyota.