1. Leaving clothing in fitting rooms:

It's beyond rude and disrespectful to leave the unwanted clothing in the dressing rooms. No not leave your clothes on the floor, unhung, in the dressing room. Be kind enough to hang everything neatly and hand it to the nearest associate. It's the politest thing to do.

2. Placing objects where they don't belong:

Closing a store takes a long of time. If a store closes at 9, most associates do not leave until 10. If the store is a messed and filled with misfits, it takes even longer. Associates want to go home just as much as you do during you work shifts. Do us a favor, please. If you do not remember where you picked an item up, ask for help. Someone would be happy to help and appreciate your thoughtfulness.

3. Ignoring our welcome:

Upon every guest entering, a greeting is said. It is rude to ignore it. A simple hello back is all that is needed. Do not have an attitude when we then chose to ignore your calling for help. Be humane, please. Treat us with some respect. We're there for your benefit.

4. Mixing the tags for different prices:

The registers read the tags and all the tags have labels. Do not place a $13 shorts tag on a $25 shirt, it won't work and our managers really do not need to be bothered with it. They have to enough to worry about.

5. Only reading half a sign:

We understand that corporate doesn't do the best job with advertising. We know that our "75 percent off" is in size 104 font and the "up too" is size 12. But, we cannot give you an item for 75 if that's not the proper price. We don't want to argue. Just respect that it's not our fault and we understand your annoyance. It annoys us, too.