Clothes Mentor

I brought in several name brand garments, which were less than a year old, dry cleaned and laundered. Some of the garments had price tags still attached because they had not been worn. After turning in my clothes at the front counter to the obviously token African American employee, I looked around for about 5 minutes. I was then called to the back, and was glared at by an associate who was wearing her racism like a ski mask and hanging out with apparently nothing to do while she is at work. Another associate, presumably the one that had called me back, clearly had not even opened the bin that I brought the clothes in, and proceeded to tell me that there was a musky odor coming from my dry cleaned, laundered, and new clothing. She then told me to go launder them and bring them back. Her 'nasty nice' attitude and false statements about my clothing made me angry because I knew that my clothing was clean. However, I maintained my calm, and did not dignify this offal with a response. The objection that she and her racist establishment had to my clothing had nothing to do with the clothing. It was my ethnicity. It is a shame that people like this are allowed to deal with the public, and continue to force their ignorance upon others.