Moderately confused wannabe crafter with a penchant for buying a tonne of stuff to turn into other stuff and forgetting about it in the drawer for a few years.
@barnsleftpeg@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer I swear, these people can't even argue in good faith without sprinting to the block button as soon as they realise they fucked up π€¦
@KKk183931370713@barnsleftpeg@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer The point is all that shows is that an email address was out into an address bar and the original image shows a screenshot of what SHE wrote.
People want to see the actual response from M&S, preferably with their "from: M&S" address showing in the same image.
@sharon_d_@ashawolves@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer@sharrond62@jk_rowling Yeh the telegraph, famously known for their trans acceptance π
I reckon they'd wanna get the story right .
And she's provided literally no evidence that she is the mother despite claiming to have all "the receipts". The account turned up the same day the article was posted.
@sharon_d_@ashawolves@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer@sharrond62@jk_rowling Possibly, but the two stories don't line up. The original says they were both approached and politely asked if they needed help.
The second embellishes and makes it more predatory in that her daughter was approached, seemingly alone until the mother was spotted.
@littlelouandMM@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer@sharrond62@jk_rowling Except that's not what she told the telegraph (if it's even the same person) originally.
The story changed from them both being approached and politely asked if they needed any help, to the daughter being alone and the employee taking off when they realised the mother was there.
@ashawolves@CatherineInFL@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer@sharrond62@jk_rowling Males work in female clothing departments in every department and clothing store across the world.
Employees are badgered by their managers to ask customers if they need help.
An employee asked two customers if they needed any help and moved on when they said no.
That's it.
@LynseyF78907693@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer@sharrond62@jk_rowling They didn't even ask the daughter.
They were both approached and asked if they needed help, according to the mothers own words, quoted in the original article.
The daughter being approached solo by an employee who "didn't work in that department" only turned up on this account.
@KarinaChilton@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer@sharrond62@jk_rowling No personal details have been disclosed, so no GDPR has been breached. Considering it's been brought to the attention of the media and everyone else, they can comment on it, so long as they don't give out any detailed information on the complainant, the location or the employee.
@GothicNumpty@rules_of_izzy@DoeJane1971@marksandspencer@TheTelegraph__ There's a official quote from a spokesperson (not the person responding to the complaint, who wouldn't know that information anyway because they wouldn't work in the store) of M&S on the article that says all their employees work across all departments.
@shampesto @MChill2000 @farrisqueer@Ecgberht4 No we don't know how you mentioning a child being approached by a man and asked about their anatomy has anything to do with this story because that's not what happened, in either of the stories provided.
So... Yeh