Comments (0) Best way to handle the stress of shopping at Century 21 - 2007
Buy whatever you're even remotely interested in, try it on in the luxurious confines of your own home, and then dump it all—or at least most of
What people won't endure to buy a designer outfit for a few bucks off! At the once-lovable Century 21, the current draconian security measures would make even Mother Teresa feel like a thief, provided she wore expensive clothes. The clothes are wired and locked to the racks, requiring you to locate a surly salesperson (sure, the job sucks, but still . . .) to unlock your selection. This sourpuss will then accompany you to the fitting rooms—no more looking around!—a series of horse stalls so cramped and odiferous that it's hard to believe you're being asked to part with fairly serious money for this merchandise. Since everything is returnable, here's a suggestion: Buy whatever you're even remotely interested in, try it on in the luxurious confines of your own home, and then dump it all—or at least most of it—the next day.
