Morning Sale
The car dealership was having an unusually slow morning that day. However, the sales employees had long gotten used to this phenomenon and were not concerned about it.
The staff was supposed to identify visitors who could actually buy any of the cars displayed in the shop. Most people came into the dealership to look at the expensive cars, having neither the intention nor the means to buy one. So, naturally, they noticed the old man and were quick to label him as a visitor who shouldn’t be there. Was it the right call, though?