Kelly Clarkson and a Brooklyn store had a social media dispute over a product availability claim
A dispute arose between singer Kelly Clarkson and a Brooklyn store over a singing bird automaton. The store said the item was not for sale and is permanently attached. Clarkson claimed she saw a $15,000 price tag and the owner raised the price.
- Kelly Clarkson claimed a Brooklyn shop gave her a dismissive treatment.
- Art of Play mentioned 8 million people attacked its small local business.
- Adam Rubin, a store partner, stated people sent hateful messages to the store.
- A dispute occurred between singer Kelly Clarkson and a Brooklyn store.
- The store stated the item was not for sale initially.
- The shop stated Clarkson asked about a singing bird automaton.
- Art of Play stated the bird figure is a permanent fixture and not for sale.
- Adam Rubin, owner of Art of Play, raised the price of Molly.
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