Went to Coach to get a gift for the most important person in my life- me (haha). Scoped things out online ahead of my visit so I was clear about what I wanted. It's a week before Christmas so they store was rather packed but there were several sales associates who were visibly present and checking in on customers.
I was greeted by a rather tall lady who saw me looking at a back and felt overly obliged to share the price and before I could respond she fired off " there are some others over there on sale". Oh, ok! That's what we're doing? Hmm
Luckily for both of us, a beautiful brown angel in the form of an associate named Laurie came to my rescue. I shared with Laurie what I habitually pick out- bags in basic colors (black, tan, brown) instead of bags that are a fun accent and not so matchy- matchy.
I looked at the Luna in red but decided against it as it can only be worn as a shoulder bag and while it's cute- that's not ideal for my lifestyle. I love to dance and frequent museums and I prefer to be hands free in those environments. Next, we looked at the Tabby Chain in Brass/ Blue. I love that purse itself but wasn't sure if I was going to get as much use out of that particular shade of blue ( more turquoise). I was still looking around when Laurie disappeared and came back with the Tabby Chain in brick red. I was immediately in love. It's perfect. I won't be over the little bag trend anytime soon and so for me I just need something for a few cards, a lipstick, phone and my car fob. I tested it out with all the above to ensure it would work and we were good to go.
Laurie offered me a bottle of water while she checked me out and got the bag wrapped.
To the tall Caucasian lady, I'm not saying you're racist but we have to be considerate of the micro aggressions that minorities deal with. Instead of announcing the price of goods or pointing folks to the sale section they didn't ask you for - what might be more effective is to ask " did you have something specific in mind or what budget did you have in mind"? That's more cultural responsible.
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