'I'm not lying, I don't work here': Store manager confuses flight attendant with employee, insists that she stop playing 'tricks' and start working

This manager was clearly not in his right mind because the flight attendant he thought was his employee was wearing a completely different color than the store uniform. Of course, entitled people do not like to be proven wrong, so when the flight attendant tried to explain that she didn't work there and was a customer, the manager dug his heels into the ground and doubled down. 

Finally, when he realized that she was not, in fact, lying, the manager reprimanded the customer for trying to play tricks at Target. Who does this dude think he is? Most people would just apologize and move on, but this dude had to reframe the whole interaction as the flight attendant's fault. This was not exactly the kind of tense interaction this Redditor needed after an eight-hour flight.

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