My daughter and I saw that happen. There was a young lady sitting across from me with a price tag still on her skirt. We simply took my tablet, opened up a text file and wrote a big font message letting her know the problem. My daughter discreetly got her attention and I showed her the note. She did her best to hide the tag and waited until the train was nearly empty to remove the tag. Later she stopped us and thanked us for not embarrassing her on the train.
It was a very expensive skirt too.
If you've ever heard of Minnie Pearl, it was a tag similar to her hat she always wore.
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My daughter and I saw that happen. There was a young lady sitting across from me with a price tag still on her skirt. We simply took my tablet, opened up a text file and wrote a big font message letting her know the problem. My daughter discreetly got her attention and I showed her the note. She did her best to hide the tag and waited until the train was nearly empty to remove the tag.
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It was a very expensive skirt too.
If you've ever heard of Minnie Pearl, it was a tag similar to her hat she always wore.
I often notice price stickers left on the bottom of new shoes, especially if the person crosses his/her legs.
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