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OK,I was at a wine tasting at a vineyard in California.1st offense: I put my bag on the floor.It was a Luella Daria that I paid $1500.00 for.I did not want to be rude and park it on the counter.2nd offense: An elderly lady walked in, walked up to the counter,looked straight ahead, and gave Luella a swift kick to her left. My DH thought it was hysterical because he knows how much I love my bags.He has made alot of jokes about that moment![]()
Okay. This isn't intentional purse abuse, but abuse nonetheless.
My friend's mom was driving through a sort of rough neighborhood. All these people on the street were pointing at her and laughing. She was all freaked out and didn't know why and thought she might be about to be car jacked or something.
When she got home she realized her Coach purse was slammed in her car door and it was dragging and bounching down the street next to her car. Amazingly enough the bag wasn't damanged too badly, just some scrapes, and she used it for a while after that.
We need a new nonprofit organization and a website: S.A.P! Stop Abuse of Purses!![]()
Purse abuse? Look, people think we're nuts for spending what we do on bags, how could we ever confront them about taking care of things like that?
I see so many instances of people not caring about things - they put unwanted frozen or cold groceries down in any aisle, don't pick up their clothes they've tried on, are rude to customer-service people ...
It's not just handbags. The problem is way deeper than that.
these were bags she was looking at and not her own bag? i'm surprised the SA didn't say or do something.
I agree. Like when you go into a store and there are clothes all over the floor. There is a lot off the "all about me" mentality out there.
I agree. Like when you go into a store and there are clothes all over the floor. There is a lot off the "all about me" mentality out there.