By Jane Harper
I work in a small, high-end boutique that caters to a very specific subset of (often wealthy) customers: Pet lovers. Just for fun, we’ll call my shop “Creature Comforts,” because it truly is focused on the supreme comfort of dogs, cats, and their “parents,” and to that end, it’s not uncommon for someone to drop $800 or $1,200 on high-quality pet merchandise in one go.
But before I get into the crazy specifics that make up my days and weeks, I’d like to share a few things that should be general knowledge for every consumer in every store, whether it’s Target or Brooks Brothers, because, as a retail warrior, I hear the same stories repeated time and again, and if one more fucking person messes up 15 stacks of carefully folded t-shirts after declining help in finding a size and then doesn’t buy a goddamn thing, I just might have a nuclear meltdown.
This is not a joke.
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Posted on August 25, 2015