An entitled, stupid security guard tries to blame me for shoplifting, all because I look like the person that he's looking for.

But despite my explanations, he simply will not take no for an answer.

And he refuses to let me leave the store.

Here's what happened.

I'll start by saying that I have a baby face, and have always been mistaken for someone who's very young.

Even after graduating high school, I also have random people approach me, asking if I remember them from such and such,

because I've always been mistaken for someone that they knew from somewhere else.

It's really spooky.

Also, during this incident that I'm about to describe, most people might say that this guy just made a mistake.

But the way he spoke to me, even after I told him that he had made a mistake,

he simply refused to believe me, and even started making claims of theft.

When the actual shoplifter was also in the store, actually taking things.

Here's what happened.

I had stopped at Walmart to buy myself a quick lunch for work.

As a side note, I'm still wearing my teal-colored theme uniform shirt.

From my job that reads House Depot Cashier Appreciation Month,

I'm also wearing black slacks and shoes,

along with a purple cap that also has the same logo and store name written on it,

while wearing my black one-shoulder work bag that I used to carry my work-related things.

I had just paid for everything and was heading towards the exit

when a security guard stops me and asks to check my things,

which I let him do and even held out my receipt to prove that I had paid for everything.

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