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So Walmart recently changed their uniforms to a dark blue vest. The previous uniform was a blue polo shirt.
My daughter's school uniform is a blue polo shirt, so if I took her to Walmart after school to pick up groceries for dinner,
the shoppers would grab her arm, speak to her in a rude voice and demand service.
One time my daughter and I were in the Site to Store section waiting to pick something up.
After staring at my daughter for 15 minutes, another shopper said to her "Hey! I've been waiting here a while. When are you going to ring me up?!" She didn't even apologize when I told her that my daughter was just a school kid in a school uniform shirt.
Needless to say, I'm glad that Walmart uniforms no longer look like the kids' school uniforms because I'm sick of Walmart shoppers addressing my daughter like she's supposed to be serving them and jumping at their demands.
I feel bad that actual Walmart staff members have to deal with jerks like that.
My daughter's school uniform is a blue polo shirt, so if I took her to Walmart after school to pick up groceries for dinner,
the shoppers would grab her arm, speak to her in a rude voice and demand service.
One time my daughter and I were in the Site to Store section waiting to pick something up.
After staring at my daughter for 15 minutes, another shopper said to her "Hey! I've been waiting here a while. When are you going to ring me up?!" She didn't even apologize when I told her that my daughter was just a school kid in a school uniform shirt.
Needless to say, I'm glad that Walmart uniforms no longer look like the kids' school uniforms because I'm sick of Walmart shoppers addressing my daughter like she's supposed to be serving them and jumping at their demands.
I feel bad that actual Walmart staff members have to deal with jerks like that.