Target Employee Gets $30k Vacation After Rude Customer Calls Police On Her

Throwing A Fuss

She looked at the man at the teller over the rim of her glasses. He was throwing a fuss and she could tell he thought highly of himself. He demanded to see the manager while waving the toothbrush in the air.

It was then that Tori realized she needed to act quickly before time ran out. But she had no idea how much this man would do to get his way.

She Had To Step In

Tori knew she had to step in before she was dealing with a full-blown tantrum. She was perfectly aware of how dangerous and uncomfortable to deal with could a dissatisfied client be, and how quick that might happen.

But after a short talk with the man, he did something he could have never expected: he called the police on her.

Tori Perrotti

As the manager of a Target store in Swansea, Massachusetts, Tori Perrotti thought she had seen it all. Dealing with rude and entitled customers on a daily basis had taught her to handle difficult situations with diplomacy and sensitivity.

But she never expected all her years working in retail to teach her another surprising lesson about human behavior.

Setting Boundaries

If Tori had learned anything from working in the service industry, it was that customers would walk all over her if she let them. She had to be fair, but firm.

But never in all her years of working at Target had a customer made such an outlandish demand — and then done everything in his power to ruin her life.

David Levitt

It all began when David Levitt, a self-proclaimed “award-winning journalist,” walked into Tori’s store and made such an unbelievable scene that the cops had to become involved.

In fact, the outrageous clash between Tori and the entitled man would become a battle of such epic proportions that Twitter users were soon scurrying to pick a side.