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Entitled Parents tries to coach-owned daughter on how to treat retail staff rudely.

So this is a story about my own mother.

Yep, she is the entitled parent.

So I'm a young lady with a rather large chest.

I'm an e in my country and I think a double d in the

USA. Because of that, if I'm leaving the house, bras are mandatory. About two years ago, when I was

19, I bought the most comfortable bra I'd ever bought before. It was soft and

silky, had nice thick straps, five backclamps, etc. I only had that bra for about three months

until the underwire broke free and started to stab me. It happened at university and when I got home that afternoon I told my mother about it. I like to think I take good care of my bras as I usually only get rid of them because I outgrew them or the shaps became

too loose beyond adjustments, but not because they break.

The bra was $60 and only three months old so maybe it was just effective?

Brows really should not only last three months,

so I was going to go to the store

and ask for an exchange or refund.

The only thing was, I did not have a receipt.

Like I said, I'd take good care of my bra, so I did not think to keep a receipt. Like I said I'd take good care of my bras so I did not think to keep the

receipts. I also was not a part of their brand's customer award service as I only bought

products there once for a sale so they couldn't look up a name, membership profile that I might have with them.

I told this to my mom and wondered what should I do?

Well that's not okay, my mother started.

You know what to do right? Let them know that it's illegal for them to sell faulty products

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