And they shouldn’t cut mattress tags.
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Retail clerks, whether they work for a State store or for a private store need to mind their own ******* business and not ask prying ******* questions.
Adam may not have handled the situation in the best manner, but the clerk was at first fault for being a nosy **** tard.
Adam should simply have brushed the question aside by saying something to the effect of it was in another city, etc, that would have exposed revealing any political leanings.
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And we wonder why people are ■■■■■■■■ today.
Can’t even make conversation without being called a ■■■■■■■■■
Maybe the small talk wasn’t lib approved but damn. I don’t want to live in your world.
Nosy? He didn’t ask for his bank account number or mother’s measurements, it was a friendly inquiry.
Or apparently, people don’t like to be quizzed on political leanings while making retail purchases by clerks at an establishment.
Safiel has spoken!
And yeah Safiel I agree. The reaction on my part should have been better.
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Quizzed? There was no right or wrong answer nor a grade.
Quizzed? I would say it was small talk based on the fact he was from a location where the clerk knew there had just been a rally. Honestly, I don’t think there was an ulterior motive at all.
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Truthfully, I don’t either. And I don’t think @Adam does either. His initial Post was asking if he overreacted.
And I would say yes.
There is nothing wrong with disagreeing with someone you don’t know ( such as a clerk) but you can be kind about it.
You and I don’t walk around looking to be offended or search through threads to find something to be outraged about.
We must be doing something wrong.
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He obviously did and was responsible for the the snarky final words from the clerk.
