School Uniform Shop

I was forced to put a star as it was the only way to make sure that people knew that I was very unhappy and not that I forgot to rate it, but, honestly, I would give them minus zillion stars.

When I went in there he was extremely rude and condescending because I said that sending kids to a public school was so expensive and that, even though all kids were supposed to be entitled to "free public education" I was paying on upwards of $3,000 a year for my two girls and now that we had lost both the EMA and the schoolkids bonus, it would be harder.

He responded that he was sick and tired of people complaining about that when he was forced to pay $2,000 a month per each one of his children back on the day to a private school and it was about time that we had a good government that stopped handing free money to lazy people that all they do is sit on their backsides getting drunk and doing drugs and popping kids out just to get more handouts.

I told him that nobody forced him to send them to a private school but I had no other choice and that the majority of the working people in Australia earn less than $40,000 a year and could not afford the exorbitant prices of public schools and, especially of their books and uniforms even when they didn't drink, smoked or did drugs, and that I knew that because I am one of them and so are many of my friends.

He was also very rude to one of my daughters that, although she is very attractive, she is a size 16 and wears glasses and not a supermodel and only smiled to my 12 yo daughter that is very slim, blonde and blue eyed and very striking for it. I also felt uncomfortable with the way he looked at my youngest, slim daughter.

He was so rude than even the lady that was there working with him that looked like she might be his wife told him off.

So I walked out without a purchase and went to the other shop as he obviously did not like people in lower incomes or on Centrelink.