On Twitter, the publication of an employee of H&M, in New York, who exhibited the brand’s clothing with lice, went viral.
The holiday season is, without a doubt, one of the times in which users tend to spend a little more than necessary, be it on gifts, food, clothes or any other product that, in general, falls out of their “basket basic ”.
Of course, it is a season in which sales are practically through the roof, as consumers take advantage of the fact that their economy offers them the possibility of spending on certain tastes and, for this reason, stores are bursting.
In the last two years, due to the pandemic, the presence of customers was reduced a little in stores, although, even so, there was a large turnout of consumers in various establishments of all kinds, with clothing stores being the ones that more influx they generated.
However, in New York, Christmas shopping was slightly interrupted by a very special case that went viral on Twitter.
And it is that an employee of the Swedish firm, H&M, shared in her account Twitter a couple of images showing a garment of the brand with lice.
“I work at H&M at Oculus in World Trade (New York) and today a customer discovered lice on a rack of hooded sweatshirts. They won’t close the store or notify employees of the problem. The section was simply blocked, ”wrote the tweeter.
I work at the H&M in the Oculus at World Trade & today a customer discovered lice on a rack of hoodies. They’re not closing the store nor are they notifying employees of the problem. The section was just blocked off. pic.twitter.com/eAIlOxfmJu
– Choy Choy? (@Madesonee_) December 29, 2021
As expected, these images caused outrage and various reactions among Internet users, to such an extent that the tweet even escalated to the workers’ bosses.
As he related in the huge thread that was made of the tweet, it was a consumer who realized what happened, which is why he alerted the managers of the store, who only limited themselves to “blocking” the section.
In fact, several users were somewhat concerned and asked if this had not affected her work to such an extent that they had fired her, to which she responded:
“Thank you to everyone concerned about my job loss. My last day is Friday December 31st (I quit because I hate being there) Follow my business page on IG @Choyssentials ”.
What bothered him the most, according to what he says, was the fact that the brand had not done more to repair the damage, stating that the case was treated as a “minor problem” and that, in itself, there was no fault. been from the company.
It should be noted that, up to this moment, the tweet has been replicated more than two thousand times, it has more than three thousand likes, more than a thousand comments.
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