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Showing posts with label Nordstrom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nordstrom. Show all posts

Sunday, November 29, 2009

Nordstrom's...rips-off shoppers! Dishonest retailer charges double for tagged merchandise...



Imagine that!

Today, after a couple of exhausting hours shopping at the mall, I stepped up to the cash register at Nordstrom's in West Los Angeles to purchase a pair of running shoes for the sum of $49.95 & basic no-frills jeans for the princely sum of $78.00 (yes, at this snotty outlet, the merchandise is generally overpriced and a consumer rip-off).

I was quite flabbergasted, to say the least, when the cashier - a snippy young man thin as a rail - rang up the two items and arrived at the staggering total of approximately $198.00.

Even when I considered applicable local and state taxes, it was quite evident to me from the get-go, that the sum was incorrect.

When I queried the young dude (with all the charm and personality of a worm) about the cost of each item,  at first - he insisted  in a rude insulting tone of voice - that the shoes were priced @ $98.00. 

At this juncture, I pointed out the correct price, which was $49.99 (marked inside the shoe).

He balked, and asserted that I was wrong, and that the price was the higher one quoted.

At this point, a nnumber of shoppers overheard the commotion, and started to gawk from their perches in the vicinity of the register.

Flustered by the predicament he was in, the kid with the mismatched shoes (a man should never wear brown boots with a dark blue suit!) proceeded to thrust the blame on me in a deceitful effort to avoid recrimination).

Was Nordstrom's really trying to charge me double the cost of the shoes?  

Yes, but I caught their dishonest employee red-handed in front of a whole posse of shoppers, who continued to stare in  total disbelief as the Nordstrom thief stood there twisting in the wind red-faced.

After a few awkward moments, he then took a stab at passing the blame on to a fellow employee.

"Someone put the shoes in the wrong box," he blurted out.

As Judge Judge would say:

"Do I have stupid written on my forehead?"

Notwithstanding the obvious, he did not even bother to apologize!

No, sir!

Then, he did something totally retarded.

He proceeded to incorrectly input my personal  data into the computer in, so that second time around (when the charges were being calculated and submitted for approval),  the information got garbled and was summarily rejected.

No wonder!

Put garbage in, you get garbage out.

Was this sorry excuse for a human being born under a rock, or what?

Where do shop owners like Nordstrom's find these losers?

In so many words, I told him to forget the purchase, but you know what I was really thinking!

"You  can take the shoes and jeans and shove them up your  butt!"

He was such a  big asshole, that there wouldn't be any need for any lubricant, either!

Bottom line?

I recommend that you avoid Nordstrom's in the future.

All the prissy little fags who work there are not only incompetent, but need a serious attitude adjustment, and are not worth the bother (or your hard-earned cash).

Amen!





Saturday, October 20, 2007

Juicy Couture...menswear, sizzlin' hot!
















My eyes popped when I stumbled across Juicy Couture's full page ad in the weekend paper...

What a fashion statement, for menswear - at least!

Incredulous, I headed down to 450 Rodeo Drive to check out the haberdashery in person!

"Yeah, we're shaking things up in Beverly Hills," the handsome male retailer laughed, with a broad, winning smile.

The 6 foot model-type had the look himself!

His jet-black hair, with a fabulous sheen, screamed money; and, he was fashionably attired in a black "T" with shimmering, luminous images of skulls etched on the quality cloth, atop snug-fitting black jeans.

The label, known as Juicy Couture, is breaking out this fall!

Chic, well-designed jackets, with graffiti sprayed on the inside, and eye-catching details, were definitely luring my style sensibilities.

Juicy is a distinctive, virile look for men.

Some say, it's an edgy off-kilter look that's sleek.

Juicy notes,

"...you can add a little rock 'n' roll kick to your wardrobe without sacrificing the style. By pairing the right pieces, you'll be able to pull together a cool weekend look with loads of personality."

The eager sales rep noted that pop icons "Duran Duran" - friends of the two female owners - inspired the look.

In fact, the musical charmers will be donning the sizzlin' hot fashion ensembles right off their racks for an upcoming tour.

So, if you're aching to be a musical icon, a fashionista, or just on the leading-edge of "total cool", their threads are for you.

Affordable, too!




 
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