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| 2 | My experience in TargetNot true. He also had the option to direct the child to any store employee. Especially at Target, it isn't hard to find at least one associate in red and khaki who could have easily taken the kid up to the front and handled the whole situation. Not that this is how it should be, by any means, but it is definitely a better option than just "leaving the kid alone" if you're worried about the potential for some kind of retaliation. | /r/MensRights | 06/11/12 04:55 PM |
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