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Deadra Pattum and her fiancé, John Marsden, were at Y Beauty Supply in Houston, Texas last week, because Ms. Pattum was interested in buying some hair extensions. What should have been an everyday shopping experience became a humiliating one when the couple was accused by a store employee of trying to shoplift a pair of $3 earrings, as KHOU 11 News reports.
Pattum and her fiancé, John Marsden, were at Y Beauty Supply in Houston, Texas last week, because Ms. Pattum was interested in buying some hair extensions. What should have been an everyday shopping experience became a humiliating one when the couple was accused by a store employee of trying to shoplift a pair of $3 earrings, as KHOU 11 News reports. When Pattum bought the hair extensions, she noticed she had been overcharged on her receipt. When she brought it to a store employee’s attention, she was told she was overcharged because she and her fiancé had tried taking a $3 pair of earrings. The only thing is – she never took those earring. Ms. Pattum told KHOU, “I picked them up but I put them back.”
Mr. Marsden says that the employee then said, “[The owner's] like, ‘You steal. You people always steal.’ And he said, ‘Give me earrings, I call police.’” That’s right – ‘you people.’
You steal. You people always steal.’
HomerinNC
Mr. Marsden says that the employee then said, “[The owner's] like, ‘You steal. You people always steal.’ And he said, ‘Give me earrings, I call police.’
Bedlam
HomerinNC
Mr. Marsden says that the employee then said, “[The owner's] like, ‘You steal. You people always steal.’ And he said, ‘Give me earrings, I call police.’
When I read this, it's in the Soup Nazi voice.edit on 13-4-2014 by Bedlam because: (no reason given)