By MissDQ - 30/11/2013 09:07 - Australia - Perth
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OP here. Someone else pointed it out to the attendant that I'd been in there for a while and since I'm 'a kid' I MUST have been trying to steal something. The attendant just quietly asked if they could check my bags and stuff the same way they do if you leave the store without buying but have bags in your hands. I'm not big, but I do have big boobs. Some clothes go on fine but when you go to take them off they won't go over them and you start to panic. I'm a fairly standard size and I do often go one size up, but this was one of those sheer tops with the singlet underneath and those suckers don't stretch and it's hard for anyone to get them off if they're lucky enough to work out where their arms are supposed to go and can get the thing on. Heck, my mum is tiny and there's been plenty of times I've had to help her pull something over her head because she's stuck. It's not normally a store I shop at but was out with my family which I haven't done in a long time as I lived away till recently and they had a great deal, so why not ? I'm not going to sue them, there's no point ? The store didn't accuse me, some asshole who can't mind their business did. To top it off, I went through the self serve checkouts and the alarm went off as I walked out and the attendant pulled all the bras I bought out of the bag in the doorway to make sure they didn't have any of those big plastic security tags on them. I did have a DVD for another store in my bag and we put it down to that.
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Show it anywayShirts can be tricky !!
No. Very few people do. It changes between practically every damn store. Hell, it basically changes between every shirt! Sure, you can have a rough idea, but never know exactly. Also, your profile picture is terrifying, #1
That's true. Zippers can get stuck, or sometimes a shirt's sleeves are too tight for you to pull it off over your head. It doesn't always mean you're wearing the wrong size. Sorry, OP! On the bright side, be thankful that they didn't have to step in and cut the shirt to get it off of you.
RIP English Language 11/30/13 You will be missed.
I'm no genius but I think op needs a bigger shirt. Ok now go ahead and call me Sherlock. I like that tittle.
Yes, some stores run different sizes but the OP couldn't tell that it was way too snug and wouldn't fit before pulling their whole body through it?
Can I call you special officer doofie instead #23?
#2 WTF is so tricky about a shirt? Arms through the sleeves, head through the collar! Not that difficult to master!
Or #23 they could call you captain as in captain obvious haha
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Show it anywayI'm sure that would have made it even more embarrassing.
Did you pull the ole head-in-the-sleeve?
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Show it anywaySounds like you were in a tight situation
Some shirts are tricky to get into !
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Show it anywayOr perhaps smaller so she wouldn't get lost
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Show it anywayAre we talking implants?
The curse of the clumsy strikes again!
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Hey OP, I know how ones breasts can make a shirt made from good fabric feel like a freaking corset, so I'm sorry for you. I'm glad to hear your opinion about this, and that you know the employee just did his work by appropriately reacting to a costumer complaint regarding you without being unneccessarily offensive´or rude. Hope your new bras will live longer than a couple o' months :D
Since when is it not okay to take your time trying on clothes? You're trying them on for a reason, people need to lighten up