Not only that, but here's my letter to Abby:
Dear Abby,
In response to your advice for Nicki in Maryland (March 23rd), I was very disappointed in your reply.
Nicki has every right to ask people not to touch her or invade her personal space. Just because she works in the retail industry is no reason for her to put up with unwanted advances for the sake of her employer's profits.
Retail workers have it hard enough as it is, without role models like you telling people to treat them as second class citizens.
It may not seem like it, but life is very, very different on the other side of the counter. Perhaps you should stand behind it yourself before giving advice to people who do.
- Lowly Retail Employee
In response to your advice for Nicki in Maryland (March 23rd), I was very disappointed in your reply.
Nicki has every right to ask people not to touch her or invade her personal space. Just because she works in the retail industry is no reason for her to put up with unwanted advances for the sake of her employer's profits.
Retail workers have it hard enough as it is, without role models like you telling people to treat them as second class citizens.
It may not seem like it, but life is very, very different on the other side of the counter. Perhaps you should stand behind it yourself before giving advice to people who do.
- Lowly Retail Employee



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