'That's... literally a customer, sir': Entitled Kevin accuses cat lover of attempting to steal company's private data while buying food for her cute kitties

Going to the pet store is always an experience. We never fail to run into an interesting character or two there.

Maybe it's a man who is obsessed with reptile facts, a woman carrying two tiny dogs in a purse, and our purrsonal favorite, the people who bring their harness cats with them to the store. We tried that once, and our cat literally just froze in place. It was a purrfectly hissterical failure, but we got some silly pictures out of it.

All this to say that the pet store is never boring, and our cat lover's story below just adds to our hilarious hypothesis. She was there to buy food for her cats, when an entitled Kevin accused her of trying to steal the company's data because she was price checking on Google. He also confused her with an employee because she was wearing a polo. Luckily, an actual employee showed up to save the day, but kind of wish he hadn't so we would have gotten to see more of his purrfectly paranoid response to a customer doing normal customer things. Read through the whole story below!

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Sir, I’m just buying cat food, not auditing your inventory.

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Ugh, okay, Boomer. Go back to your house and complain about how nobody reads newspapers anymore. Just because you don't understand what we're doing doesn't mean it's evil. We don't need your conspiracy theories today, thanks.
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