Yes, you just know some overzealous shoppers, who aren't even engaged, would fly to Ohio to stab someone in the eye with a shoe for those ebola discounts. Burgundy glitter dresses at craaazy prices for everyone!

She called the CDC before her return flight to Dallas. I'm talking about thinking twice before she made the trip altogether.

I'm getting a mental picture of that Bridesmaids scene right now because I am a terrible person.

You know, it's not ebola that's ultimately going to kill us all. It's a lack of a common fucking sense.

This story is so tragic. Such suffering, to have to live in Dallas AND get married in Cleveland.

And what does it say about this woman's life if peach bellini candles (that probably smell awful anyway) mean so fucking much to her? Gotta feel sorry for her. But probably anyone who has ever worked in retail for any length of time can tell a story like this.

Want something for free? Call corporate. Sorry you are upset, NEXT!

They are all Wisconsin locations that are not super close to each other. Like each at least 20 miles from each other. She's insane.

but sales people and service providers are people, and when people make honest mistakes, the customer should not coerce them into offering special deals or, much more seriously, try to get the sales clerk fired. This was an honest mistake.

I can see why she'd be so upset, since Peach Bellini candles are apparently as critical to this woman as insulin is to a Type I diabetic.

I don't think I've ever cared about anything as much as Angela cares about Bed Bath and Beyond candles.

Fuck that - Team Jen ALL THE WAY. Angela is the worst kind of entitled retail customer.
"Give me free things because you can't give me everything I want when I want it!!!" That said, KUDOS to the actress playing Angela: the gum chewing, the candle smelling, the FACES - fantastic performance.

Jen's version of the story is "I dunno, typical weekend at Bath and Bodyworks, I guess".

There is literally no worse person in the world than someone who actively tries to get someone fired because of perceived bad customer service.

Jesus christ lady, yes, how DARE they decline to give you free shit when you're trying to get out of paying for full-price candles by exchanging them for the discounted ones you already bought! What a terrible injustice!

Because nothing says " Hi Grandma, so glad you came to my wedding" like showing your vulva to a crowd...

This I could kind of see for the wedding night, if you actually have care enough to have a trousseau. Or if you had a "personal shower" where you received a whole bunch of stuff like this (my friend with nine Italian aunties had such a shower, with ALL the attendant lingerie). But for the wedding? You can't even wear…

"So I grabbed all the doilies she'd made and stitched them together! Isn't it great?"

Why are crop tops a thing in bridal gowns?

Those sleeves! This dress remind me of a vampire costume that I wore once...