In this story, a customer accidentally stains a jacket in a store and is told she must buy it due to the store's policy. Despite the incident, she is assisted by a store employee, who helps her understand that all their clothes are stain-proof.

Later, a second customer enters looking for inexpensive clothing. The store's staff, however, dismisses her and prioritizes a wealthier customer. The lower-income customer is offered a jacket with a high price tag, and despite being told it is costly, she pays for it.

The story highlights themes of social class disparities and the often dismissive attitudes toward those perceived as having less money. It underscores the contrast between the treatment of wealthier and less affluent customers in retail settings.