Best Buy Employee Sexually Harassed at Work By Swingers: Part Two

• “What are you doing tonight? Do you want to come home with us?’”

The first part of this story is at Best Buy Employee Sexually Harassed at Work By Swingers: Part One. This is part two.

“The customer looks around and says, ‘Yeah, but it wouldn’t be here. What are you doing tonight? Do you want to come home with us?’” Dallas said. “My heart sunk, and I really questioned if it was real life or not, but I looked at him, stone-cold face, and said, ‘No. Have a good day.’ And I walked away.”

Viewers of the TikTok video from the employee argued over what constitutes inappropriate behavior and whether or not it’s appropriate for customers to make advances on employees at all. If so, how can it be done without putting employees in an uncomfortable situation? 

These questions have been coming up more and more on social media. So what do you think about the Best Buy employee?

The arguments against it maintain that creating an uncomfortable situation at someone’s workplace puts them in an awkward situation. Others don’t think it’s a big deal.

“Some people seriously have no idea of what boundaries are…” wrote @thatstrangetiktoker, while @userh02aiwsqnb insisted that it “sounds like more of a compliment than anything else.”

“He’s 23, he was hit on,” @aaronconnell2 replied. “He’s not a victim.”

But another viewer countered, “It’s not normal for a couple to approach a person at work and proposition them for sex,” reminding people that this went beyond just asking someone out on a date. This poor employee.

“Retail be WILD sometimes,” @eric6six added. “Poor guy was just trying to do his job.”

Did you know that an upside down pineapple could reflect swinger things? Have you ever seen one in a store, or anywhere else for that matter?

Dallas did the right thing. He did his job as an employee, was polite, and finished by saying, “Have a good day.” He really is out there just doing his job.