Alabama Woman Accused of "Indecent Exposure" for Wearing Shorts at Gas Station

Woman Alleges Discrimination Over Attire at Alabama Gas Station WOODSTOCK, AL – A recent incident at a Shell gas station in Woodstock, Alabama, has sparked debate over dress codes and customer service. Rose🌟, a 21-year-old resident, claims she was verbally accosted by a female cashier for her attire, despite wearing shorts and an oversized t-shirt. According to Rose🌟, the confrontation occurred after she paid for her gas. As she was leaving, the cashier allegedly told her, "Don't come back in here dressed like that again!" Rose🌟, who initially didn't believe the comment was directed at her, returned to the store to seek clarification. On camera, the cashier reportedly repeated the statement. "Dressed like what?" Rose🌟 recounted asking the cashier, expressing her confusion given her modest outfit. She also noted that another male customer without shoes was served without issue. The situation escalated when the cashier allegedly threatened to call the police for "indecent exposure" and instructed other customers to "take a picture of my backside." Rose🌟 voiced her frustration, stating, "Ladies it is 2025 we should be able to wear whatever we want without old ass hags like her trying to dictate what we can & can’t wear." She added that she had frequently visited the same gas station wearing similar or more revealing clothing without any prior issues. While acknowledging that businesses in Alabama can refuse service for any reason, she emphasized that rudeness and hostility are unacceptable. The incident has prompted Rose🌟 to warn other young women about the cashier's behavior.

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