<human>: I've hated Ann Taylor for a long time, mostly because back in 2007 I bought a skirt and within a day of wearing it, the seams started to unravel. When I spoke with a customer service phone agent, she said that since I bought it online, apparently I couldn't just return it in store. On top of that, I would have pay a $7 fee to have the skirt shipped and reviewed to ensure it was a fault on their end. If they determined the skirt was ruined due to my fault, they were not going to return my skirt back to me. When I asked for my phone call to be transferred to a supervisor, the employee bluntly stated that she would not. That level of customer service always rubbed me the wrong way and I vowed never to return ... until today.

Today I went suit shopping since I needed one on short notice and they're the only store within a few miles that carries reasonably priced suits in petite sizes. It's worth mentioning that the store was dead with the exception of two other customers. When I went to checkout, the one woman working the register didn't even look up to greet me (no one even acknowledged my existence). She continued typing away and scanning barcodes. After several minutes of waiting, she finally said, "You ready?" and I responded saying "Yes, and I am curious to know if you had a teacher discount." She rolled her eyes and bluntly said, "No" and rang up my suit. After paying she said, "Do you want your items in a bag or wrapped in tissue paper?" Annoyed with her attitude, I told her I wanted it wrapped in tissue paper. I have no need for the tissue paper, but I'm sure I showed her a lesson she will never forget.

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<bot>: If you're rude and dismissive when I'm trying checking out, I'm going to unnecessarily ask you to wrap my clothing in tissue paper.