Mert Wrote:
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> I haven't done the sunglass shops for a while, but
> when you can get a few in a nearby mall, they're a
> good thing. Return within the timeframe and
> report it. Or, outside the timeframe and don't.
> I always had reasons for returning, 'I met my
> husband in the food court and he had a fit about
> the price', or 'I wore them outside and they were
> too light/dark. Don't have time for an exchange
> right now'. Really never had a salesperson look
> at me suspiciously; but if so, I would have made
> good eye contact, looking back un-suspiciously.
> ;-)
>
> The age requirement thing can be irksome or make
> you wonder. Jeans, jewelry, restaurants,
> shoes/handbags. Demographics can be off. A chain
> of regionally owned and shopped restaurants comes
> to mind. The age requirement is 21-31. (No alcohol
> required, it's not a compliance shop.) It's
> $20/$200, which can be a bit high for many twenty
> somethings. I like the food, atmosphere and
> entertainment. My daughter, who meets the age
> criteria, dislikes it. She went willingly with me
> only the first time. Perhaps, the shop enlightens
> the client that the location is not appealing to
> its target.
I agree hr abouthe age thing, I don't think it is discrimation either. There are some tobacco shops out there (that no one ever seemws to take) that requie forgot the the start age, but 29 years old for the end age. What? People over 29 don't smoke?