She just wanted to try on a dress.
But what she got… was pure judgment.
The girl walked into the luxury boutique alone, wearing casual clothes and a soft smile. She picked up a stunning designer dress and politely asked the saleswoman:
“Excuse me, can I try this on?”
The saleswoman looked her up and down, then scoffed.
“That dress is over $3,000.”
“I know,” the girl said calmly.
But the saleswoman rolled her eyes.
“Look, sweetie… this boutique isn’t for everyone. I think you’ve come to the wrong place.”
The girl blinked in disbelief.
“I just want to try it on.”
“And I said no,” the saleswoman snapped. “We don’t want it stretched or damaged. That dress is for real clients.”
Shoppers nearby began to whisper. Some were stunned. Others just stared.
But the saleswoman wasn’t done.
“People like you shouldn’t even walk into stores like this. We cater to a certain… standard.”
What she didn’t know?
That “girl” she was insulting…
Was the daughter of one of the wealthiest investors in the fashion industry.
And not only could she buy the dress — she could buy the entire store.
What happens next?
Let’s just say, the saleswoman’s job won’t survive what’s coming…
