[Pontifex Maximus]

(10-20-2015 02:43 AM)NO_LIMIT_CRACKA Wrote:  

So, what seems to be the problem here? Employees profiled someone in their own best interest, a misunderstanding happened (pretending like everybody needs to know every random celebrity X is some huge narcissistic entitlement), the employees got enlightened who the guy was.

I'm sure he was wearing a sharp suit and didn't dress like Trayvon for them to have such a reaction. It's nothing out of the ordinary to have such a gut reaction when you consider that many rich blacks still dress and act like they're straight from the hood

Spot on comment. It depends on how he dressed and carried himself:

Allen Iverson was an iconic NBA player, but look at this:



His pants are sagging and his shirt is too big. This will make him uncomfortable, and mess with his movement. This will make him walk intimidatingly, because he has to swing his arms and legs wider to accommodate for his clothes.

Compare this to Dwayne Johnson or Amare Stoudemire:





See how they make an effort to wear fitting clothes that increase their charisma?

Make an educated guess. Which one of these dudes do you want near your jewelry store?