What would you do if you were looked down upon by others when you were shopping?

Don't care too much about other people's eyes, just be yourself.

When I just graduated from college, everything I bought was discounted or the price was relatively low because of the bad economy. But buying winter clothes will be more expensive and you can wear them for a few more years. When you go to the mall to buy a down jacket, the staff in that store won't talk to you. I think I am too ordinary to buy it. Later, I tried on my own clothes. It's not illegal to try anyway. One of them looked good, but the price was 1500, which was really a bit expensive for me at that time. I'm going to leave with my bag. The worker kept silent, then picked up his clothes and patted the dust on them, with a disdainful look on his face. I'll go back and tell her at once that I want to buy this dress. As a result, her attitude changed 180 degrees, and she always praised me for my good figure and skin. This dress is very elegant.

I have read such a story before. An old man went to a Mercedes-Benz store, but the staff there ignored him for several days. Because he only wore a pair of cloth shoes and his clothes were in rags, the staff there thought he would never buy a car. Until the fourth day, a new salesman treated him warmly, brought him tea and water, and invited him to have a working meal. After eating and drinking, he bought two Mercedes-Benz in one breath. The new salesman was dumbfounded, and the old employee was jealous and felt that he had missed a great opportunity. It was originally bought for children, but it is usually economical and won't spend money indiscriminately, so it is very simple to wear.

I think the service attitude of sales is the most important. Don't look at other people's poor clothes, you must have no money, and don't think that working in a luxury store is a luxury. To put it bluntly, you are a waiter yourself, so there is no need to look down on others.

So others despise you, don't value him, and don't care about other people's eyes. Reality will hit him in the face and make him see himself clearly.