Next time I'm in a mall (once every 5 yrs or so) make a point to walk in and out of B&B Works multiple multiple multiple times.

best to roll with the punches, do your best to make everyone feel welcome, and if necessary put a note in the day's log regarding the well-received public relations work you did in welcoming the city's efforts to integrate everyone into the community.

who has the misfortune to walk through the door. Why not put up a sign telling all the deadbeats window shopping not to come in if they don't plan to purchase? Great sales strategy.

They know how many shoppers walked in, and how many sales were rung up by each employee. If management doesn't like the ratio, the employees with the worst numbers get shown the door. It's a "Sell or be Fired" environment.

Teavana is another store that allegedly engages in this sort of thing. It's one of the many reasons I don't shop there, and is why they will ALWAYS try to upsell you.

a lot of families who have special needs family members way above and beyond Missouri. One incident could have broader implications for the entire corporation because every special needs person has a whole family that Bath and Body Works are hoping will come shop there.

Is Missouri just anti everybody that doesn't fall within an acceptable group (no offense to DU members who live in Missouri and are an exception to all the crap that keeps going down in Missouri).

forgotten that each of these students has family and friends who will likely never step foot in his store to buy anything. Nor will a lot of us who support special education students.