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To the girls who work at this particular location: Ladies, ladies ladies. One of life's golden rules: Never judge a book by its cover. You only WORK at Christian Louboutin, dears. On a recent trip to Vegas, I thought I'd treat myself to a couple pairs of shoes. I was specifically looking for a pair of Gloriana flats and a pair of Fifi Botta boots. Unfortunately, I didn't find either, but not for want of trying. What I did find were two saleswomen who had just packaged up a bride's shoes and watched her walk out the door and were busily gossiping about her, loudly. I had my security detail with me (as I do when I travel). He is a casually dressed, largely built black male. He typically stands a few feet behind me, but his presence is hard to miss in a small shop. While I picked up a dusty Bianca, the saleswomen continued to gossip and glare at my security. After ample time of having looked around the store and NOT being welcomed or spoken to, we left. I voiced my annoyance to my security loud enough for the saleswomen to hear, yet they never approached me. Too bad. I'm a sucker for Louboutins. I'm not, however, a sucker for bad behavior.
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