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Sep 1st 2008 @ 12:34PM
liz said...
I went through the same snarky attitude at a boutique store. The woman rushed me, told me I didn't know what I was talking about when describing the dresses I had been trying on....and then told me I had no business thinking of trying on a sample sale gown at another store that I "couldn't afford"! The knot said this shop ( Lotus Bridal) had great service, and while I did pick a dress I tried on from there... I bought it for less at RK Bridal with a woman who respected my time and money.