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1. The store owner would be grateful if a customer informs her that one of the employees is giving stuff away for free (a.k.a theft).
2. Was she giving free stuff to other black people? If not, your theory holds no water. There has to be some discernible pattern, unless the intent was expressly stated by the Sandwich Artist(R).
3. As headingtoDenver noted, I agree that he got free chips because he was flirting, i.e., "talkin' to her. Hasn't anyone ever given you free stuff, wink, wink, after you were nice and friendly to an employee?
4. If you make it a race thing (you seem to be) without objective proof, the store owner on the other side of the phone will likely be rolling her eyes about someone bitchin about a small bag of potato chips.
IMHO.
Mick
1) ok
2) next time i'll be sure to take my sleeping bag. i'll camp out and see how she handles all the black customers
3) i offered the cashier at home depot a coke while i was getting one for myself. she knocked off 15% from my bill. only time i ever got something
Like others have said it was flirting. I wouldn't report it. The guy was smooth enough to get a bag of chips. Lol, "Don't hate the player hate the game."
his game was awful. i'm surprised she didn't throw tomatoes at him.
his game was awful. i'm surprised she didn't throw tomatoes at him.
Awful enough to get free chips while you stew here on C-D, haha.
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