i hope your right but speaking to the manager here he said:Originally Posted by Kingtre
when i was younger i would enjoy this- only getting attention from the guards- then nobody wants to help you....then everybody stares as you tell them the exact name of something for $1500+ and proceed to the counter...then the akward moment happens as they wait for you to pull out that stolen credit card...but instead out comes a bunch of 20s in rubber bands
that was the scene everytime i had to get my moms something for mothers day, bday, xmas etc when i was younger- now they sorta of know me and i get greeted and helped by everyone-
its whatever...they deal in commission and want to judge books by the cover to make sure they maximize that...if i get some1 who can read people properly they'll know when i come thru i'm spending...
-mens shoes hardly go on sale
-mens accessories are a maybe
-mostly stuff from the spring/cruise line
-classic line items here and there
but noone knows for sure until that list drops around the 20th
I understand both perspectives, but yes, you having $3k to blow would make them happy, but they probably see too many non-corporate looking types ALL thetime and 1/10 buy something. They're probably all too willing (sadly) to lose you as a sale as long as they can grab the dude in the suit.
My uncle does commercial real estate, and he often goes to job sites, prospective areas in blue jeans and a tshirt. He never wants the competition to knowhow much $ he has to drop. Makes sense in that regard.
When I bought my whip, I was definitely dressed ok...not super scrub but not my best day either, the salesman took the higher road and was like, wait,you're 24/25, got money to burn, etc, he saw a client for a long time.
