Woman 'humiliated' as Tesco worker confronts her for wearing bikini top during shop

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Tesco worker confronted her in store for wearing a bikini top while she did her shopping on the hottest day of the year.The incident occurred on Monday (July 18) afternoon in Tesco's Driffield store in East Yorkshire, according to HullLive.A staff member reportedly told the woman she was not meant to go in store wearing a bikini and a heated exchange followed.READ MORE: Mum cruelly trolled as boobs 'steal spotlight' at son's birthday in 'indecent' dressAnother Tesco employee also reportedly comforted the woman after the argument and gave her hug before the store manager repeatedly apologised for what had occurred.Posting on social media, the Driffield woman affected said she had worn the bikini top along with shorts because of the exceptionally hot weather.She said: "I've never felt so humiliated and discriminated in front of everyone just for wearing a bikini top and by a staff member."The staff member came to me when we was at self scan, she'd already let me walk around the whole shop then came to me in front of everyone, people left right and centre, and said, 'next time can you wear a t-shirt, even men aren't allowed in without their T-shirts it's the policy'."A bit of a heated argument happened and she ended up telling me to grow up and said 'good' that she'd lost me as a customer, well that didn't help the situation whatsoever."A younger employee was said to have comforted the woman, giving her "a cuddle" and got the store manager.The woman added: "He came outside and apologised repetitively for how she went about it the complete wrong way."I explained how it's not normal for me to wear a top this like but it's 35+ degrees, I don't just carry T-shirts around with me."I even explained how many of other women/girls.