Over shoulder boulder holder

I know I talked about bras a few days back so when I came across this article I had to post it...

Your bra doesn't fit properly!" the lady at the cash register shouted, as I checked out the pink flannel pyjamas. I pretended not to notice. "I bet you've never had a bra fitting in your life!" continued the voice. She marched over. I was wearing an expensive underwired bra, designed to give "lift". I had tried it on in the shop, but that was not, I was told, a proper fitting. "I bet your back strap's half way up your shoulder blades. Look at your posture! Your bust line is sinking!" My ear lobes, she said, were almost attached to my shoulders. I'd spent years compromising my breast and back health, apparently, and my bra was a load of "shite". I told her I'd always been a 36C. "Rubbish," she snorted. "You're a 30- or 32E."

Wow. That's one strong advocate on well-fited bras lol. And she's not afraid to say it like it is too! I like!

Two things cross my mind :

1. I am glad I wear my bras properly. According to the article, no problems! I've always been amused when I see women whose bra strap at the back straddles their lower shoulder blades. Isn't that too high? You're not wearing a bra... you're wearing a bloody harness!

2. Why can't we have more sales people like this woman?

I would be HAPPY to encounter people such as this. Don't sell me stuff just to make your commissions? Don't treat me like an idiot too! And don't talk down to me.... I know you're eager to make money, and I will buy if your product is good.

But I will come back, repeatedly, if your advice is sound and objective. Isn't that what's more important? Repeat customers? It's proven that it costs more to win a new customer, than to retain an old one. So why aren't more sales people aware of this?


Half of them are rubbish anyways!