I came by today, on a slow (Tuesday morning) to one my favorite stores and wasn't sure if what I…read morewanted to purchase would look good on me since there's no mirrors in the store and or dressings rooms available. I asked an employee no mirrors? She shook her head and stared at me.
I then went to the register to purchase my items, I asked another employee Sarah (whose name is on the receipt), no way I could look at a mirror with the items? Sarah said "yeah, no" with so much disdain in her eyes, mouth, and speech. It was truly admirable and incredibly heart warming to be welcomed with this much disdain and hate from a store I've spent thousands of dollars at.
If you have more than a comment or question to there "do you know our stores policy?" comment at check out..be prepared, they will look at you with disdain, contempt, hate, annoyance.
These retail associates in their early 20 something years of life, suburban girls acting like they're working at a sweat shop in a third world country. No one is forcing you to work here. Life is not that miserable or challenging, if a customer has a question for you. Folding clothes and working in retail is not the end of the world for you.
Have a little respect for your customers ladies, it goes a long way. Next time when I want to be treated like a burden, I'll be sure to ask Sarah another question :)