A TikTok user shares a video of a customer causing trouble at a Machines store because she was not allowed to bring her pet dog inside.
Subscribe to our FREE News letter, or Telegram and WhatsApp channels for the latest stories and updates.However, no matter how much your “Boboi” or “Oyen” means to you, you have to remember that most places have a no-pet policy.
From the video, it can be seen the staff who was working there politely told her that pets were not allowed inside the store.
Customer Trouble Machines Store Pet Dog Tiktok Video
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