Title: Nationality discrimination
Question:My mom, my baby and I came to Florida for a few days. We went to a outlet store and while I was taking a break to breastfeed my baby, my mom went to a store. She was looking for an original Samsung charger and since they didn't have it, she asked for the price of another brand just out of curiosity. The salesman told her the price and started proceeding to checking out the product, and when she said she didn't want to buy it, he freaked out and started being very rude to her. He said all *** (people from our nationality) are like that, they never buy anything and always waste his time.

My mom was very upset when she told me what happened. I went back there to talk to him and he said: "Yes, I did it. You *** (people from my country) are not welcome here)".

My question is: does he have the right to do that?

There are lots of complains about this store in Google maps. And when I went to do a formal complain at the administration, they told me at least once a week someone complains about the same store.
Answer #1: Yes people can call you names in the US. He didn't refuse to serve her and didn't change the price.
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