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I wonder if he brought the homeless person into the store with him.I wander how they knew who the guy was buying for... like its no ones business to say who to buy for and plus what if it was a gift or something else like what a horrible staff to even tell a shopper not to do. I find it weird that the staff would even say who you can shop for or not that is just horrible customer service! No way that was a target policy I have never heard of such policy anywhere I shop!
Uh okay I just want to know what being “lectured by the target staff” was like. If he’s buying a gift card and a jacket literally what cashier ever is going to be like “oh my god is this for a homeless person? What is wrong with you?” And call a GSTL over and have them say the same thing. And discourage him from buying anything. Cashiers scan and press buttons. I don’t even talk to guests and I certainly don’t give a flying fuck what they’re buying and for what reason. I just.. need more details on exactly what happened because I can’t even see anything happening and even if anything did I just feel like he’s exaggerating.
Also whenever anyone says “I’m going to stop shopping here and I’m going to tell other people to shop shopping here”, gross. You’re not that important lol
Also whenever anyone says “I’m going to stop shopping here and I’m going to tell other people to shop shopping here”, gross. You’re not that important lol
As far as I am aware our District doesn't have this policy. The city of Houston does but we don't nor would we stop anyone especially someone who is a actor and has a prolific following
I must be living under a rock....I have absolutely no idea who this man is.
Just saw this on Twitter....
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Not heard of this. Also not a person who you want to make upset.
I'm under the same rock as Pellinore. Didn't recognize this guy or his name, lol
Scoot over..... I need a little space under this rock as well. 😳
John Barrowman said:Hi I'm John Barrowman and I'm trying to look good by exploiting homeless people and now I'm going to risk the jobs of Target employees because they hurt my feelings and I don't want you to shop there now.