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<span style="color: #3333FF">I was in the store earlier, browsing the mixers. There were a few KitchenAids and one Sunbeam. The price tag under the Sunbeam said KA-somethingsomething, so I was fairly certain it was for the KitchenAid mixer.
I called the sales girl a few feet away and asked her if she could tell me the price of the mixer. She read the tag on the shelf and said it was $159. I told her that was not the tag for the Sunbeam, it was for the KitchenAid. She looked again and said the KitchenAid mixers were the ones next to it, and repeated the price on the tag.
I told her again that it was for the KitchenAid and the tag had KA for KitchenAid. She looked around like she was trying to figure out what else to tell me until I asked her to check it at the register, which is where she had been standing, a few feet away.
She brought it to the register and had the other girl check it and it came up $89. She asked me if I wanted to buy it and I told her I didn't, I just wanted to know how much it was. I know she was mad, but I didn't care.
I wanted to smack her for insisting that the tag was correct and I know she wanted to smack me for making her check the price and not buying it.
This wouldn't have happened if the store had correct price labels on the shelves.
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I called the sales girl a few feet away and asked her if she could tell me the price of the mixer. She read the tag on the shelf and said it was $159. I told her that was not the tag for the Sunbeam, it was for the KitchenAid. She looked again and said the KitchenAid mixers were the ones next to it, and repeated the price on the tag.
I told her again that it was for the KitchenAid and the tag had KA for KitchenAid. She looked around like she was trying to figure out what else to tell me until I asked her to check it at the register, which is where she had been standing, a few feet away.
She brought it to the register and had the other girl check it and it came up $89. She asked me if I wanted to buy it and I told her I didn't, I just wanted to know how much it was. I know she was mad, but I didn't care.
I wanted to smack her for insisting that the tag was correct and I know she wanted to smack me for making her check the price and not buying it.
This wouldn't have happened if the store had correct price labels on the shelves.
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