I have never been to this store but in general love Under Armour T-shirt's to work out in. I had seen an Under Armour shirt I liked at Academy Sports and they didn't have my size. I was at North Park the next week and didn't even realize there was a dedicated UA store so stopped in to see if maybe they had the shirt I had seen at Academy the week prior or something else I liked for that matter. There was a guy working the front who said hello, I said hello back, the usual greeting and I made my way through the store to find a female sales associate in the back who asked if I needed help. I said no thanks I was just browsing and made my way through the woman's department. Not finding what I was looking for I headed back to the front to leave. Let me stop here for a second - up until this point it was a totally normal shopping experience. However, I still can't believe what happened next.
As I'm leaving the store the same guy who I exchanged a hello with when I walked in approached me for what I thought what going to be the usual thanks for stopping in. However he proceeds to go on a rant about how people he sees everyday walk in and out of the store and don't ask him questions. It was very weird and very uncomfortable. I tried to just sort of smile and say that I just didn't find what I was looking for today and he gets demanding about me asking him a question. I'm thinking to myself, the was the weirdest encounter I can recall with any sales associate. I proceed to walk of the store and he starts yelling "I'm not even talking about merchandise, why don't you come over here and just ask a question and have a conversation, you'd probably enjoy shopping a lot more!" (yelling at me at this point).
I mean seriously, what's wrong with this man that you go around yelling at customers for no reason and going out of your way to make them feel uncomfortable? I had just finished a long shift at work and certainly did not come to the mall to be harassed by sales associates at Under Armour. In all my years of being an adult and shopping, I have to this day never witnessed anything like that.
I seriously hope someone in management reviews this and speaks with him or reviews tape footage. He was wearing blue shorts, white shirt and glasses and working 6/8, I stopped in around 6:30-7.
While I will keep wearing my Under Armour shirts, I will never step foot in this location again. read more