Bi-Discrimination

[thorington]

Bi-Discrimination I was in Lowes of Plymouth Mn yesterday when a few employees were talking about me and my partner. I went in to look for a few things for our home. The service was really well from of the salesmen. (John) It all seemed freindly until I heard him say something about me to a co worker after I left to look at door knobs for our door. He said I bet she's a really good f*^k. I was really offended. I just want to be treated like a person when I go out with my girlfreind. Please help our situation from harrasment and not use that venue.

[haury]

How is that gonna help? It's not like anybody who offended you has a clue that they did so because you didn't say anything. And even if a bunch of people boycotted their store as you requested, we'd only be continuing your silent protest, which wouldn't help those ignorant Lowes employees figure out that it was because they made an innappropriate comment. Next time you're in a similar situation, why not try speaking up in a kind way? You could have smiled super-sweetly and said, "why yes, I am - but that's really none of your business is it?" or you could have looked him square in the eye and said something like "I don't suppose you'd appreciate it if I asked you to repeat that offensive comment to your supervisor, eh?"

[dephillips]

Or maybe... It's idiot guys like you who made me swing this way...LOL

[tim]

Um, I'm a woman and it wasn't what gender was lacking that made me want to make up for that with another gender.

[horsley]

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[mccan]

it was a joke...lol

[schehr]

Did you think of complaining to a manager?

[Edita]

I'm sure this won't be a popular answer, but is seems like you are overreacting. It isn't harassment. It was a comment. Service isn't well, it is good. If you had gone to look at doorknobs, how do you know he was talking about you?