Waka Flocka Flame’s wife Tammy Rivera got into a screaming match with a CVS employee

Tammy Rivera calls out an employee from CVS, and accuses her of racial profiling. She said the woman closely watched her while she shopped in the store, and then spoke to her disrespectfully as she opened a product she was purchasing. Tammy then took the time to break down the situation and explain her anger behind it.

Rivera, 35, argued with the drugstore employee and claimed the worker racially profiled her. However, the “Love & Hip Hop” star doesn’t want to get the woman fired.

The authorities were called when the CVS employee tried to kick the singer out of the store. Rivera left the store in an attempt to avoid any trespassing charges against her. The next day, the mother of one filed a complaint to CVS and the general manger quickly called her to apologize for the employee’s actions.

A CVS rep told TMZ that the store has a “firm non-discrimination policy” and ensures that all customers are “treated with respect and are offered courteous customer service.” The company will also be launching an investigation into the matter.

“I want to be treated fairly and I’m a human being. I don’t think I look better than everybody else,” she said in the three-minute clip. “I’m a regular person and I don’t expect to be treated with special privileges.”

She continued, “I believe that you should greet the janitor with the same respect you give to the CEO.” She then added a message to the employee, “Treat everybody fairly. You sat there and you racially profiled me.”

“It’s crazy because I see a lot of black and brown people … we go through it a lot,” Rivera said, adding that the worker called her a “brown-skinned” woman on the phone to the police. “I just felt like, why would that even matter [what my skin color is]?” she asked the camera.

“The whole night just shook me and I’m sorry I let this lady disturb my peace,” she concluded her video.