I have purchased expensive sunglasses (one pair Chanel's were over $500) several times at both locations. I have never had problems until the Chanel's.
I paid with cash. To all of you changing the subject and trying to throw guilt on me for things over which I have little or no control....pretty low. The reckless spending of people in this country is pure stupidity and I do not feel sorry for them. You must accept responsiblity for your actions. My home and car are paid for because I spend money wisely. I splurged ONCE and got burned. Don't be jealous, I am certainly not jealous of so many others who have much more than me. Where was all the sympathy for people who were unemployed and sleeping on the street before "the recession" and the "forclosures." I was helping before 2007. Most of the people in foreclosure knew they couldn't afford the house in the first place. Is anyone condemning people living on the beach. So wasteful when so many people don't have homes at all. Do you have to live in homes with such excess. Hell NO! I also don't drink or smoke so what about those who throw their money away doing that? Keep your damn judgment to yourselves.
Boo Hoo chowbella. Anyone who buys a $500 pair of Chanel sunglasses, does so fo one reason only; "I'm so rich, I can buy a pair of vanity sunglasses for all my friends to see", not for their UV protection. Now you come with the sob story and no one else feels your faux pain. So you of course need to deflect your anger to those who smoke or drink, or who are fortunate enough to live in homes, like yourself. You were helping before 2007? How, by giving sunglasses to those who live on the beach? You laid your story out here and didn't get the support you required. Maybe the 'store owner' saw you exactly like we do. Maybe you wanted to look like Hooker Barbie?

