I need a new camera and wanted to give my business to someone local rather than shopping online or at one of the big box stores. I went in the middle of the afternoon on a weekday and there appeared to be three people working. Each was helping a customer when I came in. Cool. I'll just take a look at the specs of the cameras while I wait to see if I can narrow it down. Hmmm....only a handful of the cameras in the case had a spec card on them and they weren't the type I was looking for. With nothing to look at, I just hung out at the counter, trying not to feel like a tool. Then I realized that no one had so much as nodded at me since I had come into the store. I didn't expect them to come running to help me; they were busy. But no one likes to feel ignored. It was obvious that I wasn't just browsing for fun. It was clear I was there to look at something in the case and was waiting to be helped. It would take 2 seconds for one of the employees to glance at me, possibly give a half-a$$ed smile, and say something to the effect of "I'll be right with you." Yay! I'd at least know that someone was aware that I was in the store! I don't want to jump to conclusions, because the employees were maybe just poorly trained or all having a bad day, but was it possible I was being ignored because of my appearance? I couldn't help but wonder as I finally gave up and left. Maybe I'll try the East side store.
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