A culture commentator criticized Kelly Clarkson over an account of a Brooklyn shop visit in which employees did not recognize her and declined to sell a prop bird that was not for sale.
The writer argued that Clarkson should channel such frustrations into music rather than complain about them publicly. The post also touches on Susan Dell, Walter’s Camera Repair and Abercrombie, but gives little detail about those topics.
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