Dunham's Dunces
My first vent is due to
Dunham's on 1714 Dix Avenue in Lincoln Park, Michigan.
My son joined a wrestling club, and I needed to buy him some headgear.
I went to the store and searched around for quite a while before finding it. I finally found it on an end cap of an asile.
I went up to the front to pay for it. There was one line, and only one line, so I got into it. The cash registers are in a sort of cubicle, so I never noticed that there was no cash register in it, as I waited for her to serve the three people in front of me.
I got up to the employee, and she looked at the headgear and said, "This isn't going to work."
It was then that I realized that I was in the line for deer hunting licenses.
I was under the impression, that she'd help me out at the right register, since I was the only one in line.
But instead she walked over to a cash register, and said to some other people who were still shopping, "I can help who ever is next in line."
I was next in line, but she did not want to help me.
I looked at my husband, and said, "Let's go. I don't have time for this."
I put the head gear down on a table of Detroit Lions stuff and walked out the door.
I was so mad. My husband had a few choice words for what happened. I could see the lady staring at us through the window of the store, but we didn't steal anything.
So my husband and I decided that we would never go there again.
And then I told everyone at wrestling what happened and why I was not going back.