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Roberts Jill
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citysearch c.
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I agree with cma117, but I will take it one step farther: Jill Roberts ( Beverly Hills) has good customer service: that is, if you are white. I went in there today (I'm Asian American if curious) with my mother. Neither was I nor my mother was greeted or asked if we needed help. As I sat on their Zebra-CurvesforWomen bench, ALL of the sales girls tried their best NOT to interact with us despite their having to move past me to the back room more than several times. One of the girls was especially rude since she had to move past me. Instead of saying ""excuse me,"" she just walked over my legs as if it were a pothole. Considering that there were more than seven salesgirls/women in a 700 square feet area and they had greeted all their other customers with a saccarhin-sweet ""HELLO!"" I would say that their collective behavior was more than mere concidence.
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