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Visit for HERS.com. Hey, the bird show. Hi, Laura. Hey, how y'all doing? We're well. How are you? I'm doing great. I just appreciate being able to be given a voice to do this, so you just don't know how exciting this is for me.

Yeah, I hope what we allow you to communicate here is helpful to you, like cathartic,

like a cleansing to you. But I also hope that some people truly take it to heart.

I read your email quickly. We all kind of went over quickly in our meeting last week,

and you make some very valid points.

And I think if they're presented correctly, you could possibly change my behavior.

Wonderful. In a retail store. So explain to us. Have you always worked in retail or are you back in? It's a part-time job for me. I'm a single parent. I work at this unnamed department store, but I can give it away by saying that part of the problem that I'm having to make these complaints is that we don't have dressing room Nazis at my store. So that's where part of the problem comes from. But I've been doing this about two and a half years. And I love what I'm doing. I love the people I'm working with, but what's so frustrating is that these customers that come in and they're just really inconsiderate.

I mean, can I start with my rant?

Is that what I can do?

I would like to address the shoppers in Atlanta.

Okay.

And when you go, and women, because the department I work in, but women, when you go in, you know, to try clothing on, that pretty silver rack outside the fitting room is where you need to bring the clothes out to after you try them on. You don't need to leave them on the floor. You don't need to leave them inside out. For those of you who put clothing back on the hanger inside out, don't bother. I have to take it off the hanger, turn it right side out, and then put it on the hangar and make sure it's zipped up or buttoned up properly. Let me interject and ask you a quick question. Do most people leave it in the dressing room and don't bring it back out again? A lot of them do. A lot of them do. I've done that. I leave it. I hang it. So you guys didn't know? Now, I will say I'm not as upset if you leave it on the hangar properly in the dressing room.

That one, you know, that's...

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