If you want to experience a pretend clothing store to develop "real-life" skills for a group of teenagers, please enter this store. Otherwise, you'd be better served inside any other business that's run by emotionally apt staff.

I walked in and the three teenage girls behind the counter didn't seem to mind my browsing. When I asked them a simple question, they seemed rather perturbed that I had interrupted on their most recent middle school gossip? They didn't even answer my question and were in a hurry to resume to their conversations. Perhaps these girls have parents who have connections but honestly, if your job is to chat with your friends while customers are lost in this pretty small and densely packed store, must be quite a gig! They were giggling after another customer asked about fitting rooms and it's baffling and comical how the business owner chooses to hire these girls who really should be doing something more productive to the society.

Anyways, this brand is already pretty exclusive to size zero, teenage white girls so already culturally insensitive to the current times but the lack of any form of service at this store made me completely turn off to this brand.

Self-proclaimed store manager also looks like she's 16 and doesn't have any idea how to speak to an adult. Girls, do better.