去target退瓶消毒液。管退货的是个50来岁的美华老女人，工牌上写着名字Margarita liu。对前边的几位很热情，轮到我了，板起一张臭脸，面无表情的看了我两秒，再低头看东西，手都不带动的。我以为她找不到标签，就替她翻过来，条形码朝上。她又面无表情的盯着我看了几秒，问我要干嘛。我操他妈，来这儿还能干啥，东西都摆到她面前了，收据也放在旁边，她问我干嘛，妈逼前面几位她咋不问。我说退货，她说那你把收据给我啊。我说这不在那儿嘛。她不耐烦的拿起条码枪来扫，扫之前还自言自语说我不知道能不能行。我还以为多麻烦呢，结果扫完吡的一声，退货收据就打印出来了。
我扭头看看后边没有别人排队，不会耽误别人时间，就问她你叫什么名字，工号多少。她愣了愣问为什么。我说没什么，你把你工牌上的字读一遍，我看不清。然后我问她你出啥事了，为什么没表情。她问我什么意思，我说我要投诉你种族歧视。然后我说要见她主管，她不配合。我说没关系，我可以问别人。整理货架的工作人员用对讲机叫了客服部，来了一个小姑娘，说是主管。我就当着她面投诉了，小姑娘说好的，她会处理。我说我还要打店里电话给客服投诉，把那个小姑娘的名字也加上了。然后又当着她们面给target的客服投诉，又问了投诉的网页回家再书面投诉。明天准备在yelp Google review之类的发评论。用ChatGPT写，又不用自己费心。
据说在美国，华人最喜欢整华人，我也实践一下
今天整了一下target售货员
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#5 Re: 今天整了一下target售货员
反手告楼主强奸就进去蹲号子了
理解了老将是代入狗的视角之后，你就理解了老将
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理解了它们是代入狗的视角之后，它们为什么会嘲笑不愿意当狗的人，以及为什么会害怕想要反抗的人，就都可以理解了：
“放着好好的狗不当”
#8 Re: 今天整了一下target售货员
Went to Target to return a bottle of disinfectant. The return clerk was a Chinese-American woman in her 50s, name tag said "Margarita Liu"—which is ironic, because she had all the warmth of a brick wall. She was all smiles and sunshine to the customers ahead of me, but the moment I stepped up, her face froze like I owed her rent. Gave me the dead-eye stare for two solid seconds, didn’t say a word, didn’t even move her hands to look at the item. I thought maybe she couldn’t find the barcode, so I turned the bottle to help—barcode facing up. Did that thaw her out? Nope. Just gave me another blank stare and asked, “What do you want?”
Seriously? What do I want? I’m standing in the returns line, item in one hand, receipt in the other, and she wants to play dumb like she’s never seen a return before. Funny how she didn’t ask the previous (non-Asian) customers that question. I told her I wanted to return the item. She snapped, “Then give me the receipt.” I pointed right at it—already placed there. She huffed, grabbed the scanner like it was beneath her, and muttered, “I don’t even know if this will work.”
What happened next? One quick *beep*, and the return was processed instantly. Yeah, so much for “not sure if it’ll work.” She made it sound like I was trying to return a nuclear warhead.
No one was behind me in line, so I calmly asked, “What’s your name and employee ID?” She blinked, stunned, and asked why. I told her, “Nothing major—just read me your name tag, I can’t see it clearly.” Then I asked her point blank, “What’s your problem? Why the attitude?” She looked confused. I told her I’d be filing a complaint—for racial discrimination.
Asked to speak to her supervisor—of course she wasn’t cooperative. But that’s fine, I don’t need her permission to hold her accountable. Another employee called a manager over—a young woman who said she was the supervisor. I laid out the complaint right there. Told her I’d also be calling customer service, and gave her name for the record too. Then, right in front of both of them, I called Target’s customer support, asked for the formal complaint process and the website for a written submission.
Tomorrow I’ll be writing up reviews on Yelp, Google, anywhere I can post. And I’m not wasting my time—ChatGPT will write it for me.
They say Chinese folks in America are hardest on their own kind. Well, today I’m doing my part to prove the stereotype true—with good reason.
Seriously? What do I want? I’m standing in the returns line, item in one hand, receipt in the other, and she wants to play dumb like she’s never seen a return before. Funny how she didn’t ask the previous (non-Asian) customers that question. I told her I wanted to return the item. She snapped, “Then give me the receipt.” I pointed right at it—already placed there. She huffed, grabbed the scanner like it was beneath her, and muttered, “I don’t even know if this will work.”
What happened next? One quick *beep*, and the return was processed instantly. Yeah, so much for “not sure if it’ll work.” She made it sound like I was trying to return a nuclear warhead.
No one was behind me in line, so I calmly asked, “What’s your name and employee ID?” She blinked, stunned, and asked why. I told her, “Nothing major—just read me your name tag, I can’t see it clearly.” Then I asked her point blank, “What’s your problem? Why the attitude?” She looked confused. I told her I’d be filing a complaint—for racial discrimination.
Asked to speak to her supervisor—of course she wasn’t cooperative. But that’s fine, I don’t need her permission to hold her accountable. Another employee called a manager over—a young woman who said she was the supervisor. I laid out the complaint right there. Told her I’d also be calling customer service, and gave her name for the record too. Then, right in front of both of them, I called Target’s customer support, asked for the formal complaint process and the website for a written submission.
Tomorrow I’ll be writing up reviews on Yelp, Google, anywhere I can post. And I’m not wasting my time—ChatGPT will write it for me.
They say Chinese folks in America are hardest on their own kind. Well, today I’m doing my part to prove the stereotype true—with good reason.
#12 Re: 今天整了一下target售货员
应该会有。
Yes, Target likely has video cameras in its return areas, as they are used for various operational purposes, including security and monitoring customer activity. While the specific presence of cameras in the return area may vary, it's a reasonable assumption given their general use in stores for operational purposes, as mentioned in the Target Privacy Policy.
郁孤台下清江水，中间多少行人泪。刘郎已恨蓬山远，更隔蓬山一万重。
#13 Re: 今天整了一下target售货员
所以，你告她，靶子店把录像调出来一看就知道了。我担心他们会和稀泥，不管。你可以给他们的complain 里说你准备报警让他们保存录像。
郁孤台下清江水，中间多少行人泪。刘郎已恨蓬山远，更隔蓬山一万重。