I bought one of those tv ad products the kymara body shaper at Pick'n Save but the size was wrong. I needed to do some grocery shopping so I brought the item along with my receipt with the intent to exchange it for a different size but they didn't have my size. After checking out, I went to the service desk to return the item (with a receipt) and the lady gave me a dirty look. She didn't say anything to me and just picked up the phone and I heard her ask the other person to check the security cameras to see if I had stolen the item. Really, I mean come on, I had a receipt and everything. After the person on the other line said go ahead and honor the return, she had the audacity to say to me "it looks kind of fishy". FISHY????, does a receipt not imply that I purchased an item, is it not sufficient evidence. Maybe we need lie detector test, finger printing, blood test, dna. It's totally ridiculous to come out of left field with this idea that I'm trying to scam the store. Maybe the mean lady had experience pulling off scams, or why even accuse me of doing something like that with no provocation. I've spent thousands of dollars over the years shopping at the store, so why in the world would I try to steal something worth a measly $30. I guess this is what customer loyalty gets you nowadays...well I say NO THANKS!!!