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Remember the scene in Pretty Woman where Julia Roberts is ignored in an expensive shop because she doesn't look like she has a lot of money? That's how I felt at this location of Best Buy. I'm female, and I was dressed casually in blue jeans and a blouse. I walked in there ready to hand them $900 cash for a new computer system. I am knowledgable about computers and about what I wanted, yet I was ignored while I looked at the computers on display. My husband was meeting me at Best Buy after he got off work, but he was running late, so I was there alone for about 15 minutes. By the time he got there, I had picked out what I wanted, but I hadn't been spoken to by the employees yet. Other people had been helped -- male people. Within a minute or so of my husband's arrival, we were approached by the sales staff. Now I'm all for being treated fairly, and if I hadn't been looking at a GREAT deal on the EXACT computer I wanted, I would've walked out of there without giving them my mon
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