Have you ever looked at a store's display and thought, "I could totally make that better"?
Well, TikTokker and aspiring interior store designer Kelsey Venkov had that exact thought while at her local Target. She decided to actually follow through on that impulse and recorded every second of it for a TikTok. Needless to say, it did not go down how she thought it would.
Target had a small setup in their home decor section that Kelsey said needed some dressing up. She went around the store and picked up some items she thought would spice it up a little.
She said she thinks Target should hire her to do their styling, since this new look is much more in line with her style.
TikTok users were absolutely not have this at all.
The first is pretty easy to see from the comments. No one was a fan of her just grabbing random stuff and putting it where it didn't belong.
Most answers indicated they would not be allowed to put the display up, and someone would have to return all the items to their spots. Some had more chill managers who would let it stay, however!
Kelsey hitting Target up for a job she didn't think existed rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. The workers would be forced to return the items because that job already exists and the chair was styled already.
A fair complaint came from those who said putting the rug down basically made it unsellable. People would walk all over it and get it dirty, which is fair.
There was a lot of debate about whether what she did was cute, or just annoying for retail workers. Retail workers also chimed in and debated whether their store would allow the display to stay.
Kelsey replied that she was sorry if she created extra work, and that she did used to work in retail. This only seemed to anger commenters, who claimed she should have "known better."
We're in the middle of a global pandemic, and she just touched so many unnecessary objects. If she was asymptomatic and touched all of that, there is a small chance of transmission.
h/t: Buzzfeed
