A Georgia woman’s reported disagreement with a thrift store manager over a pair of shoes has drawn attention online after a TikTok video showed the confrontation escalating into an argument involving religion and the threat of police involvement. The clip, posted by creator @autumngraceofficial, has reportedly divided viewers, with some criticizing the manager’s behavior while others questioned how the creator handled the exchange. The video begins in the middle of the dispute, with Grace asking the manager why she had not been allowed to purchase shoes that were reportedly displayed on a rack. The manager appears to demand that someone remove Grace from the store, saying, “You better get her out of here, and you better get her out of here now.” The exchange then takes a different turn when Grace tells the manager, “You need God.” The manager subsequently appears to reach toward Grace’s phone, prompting the creator to warn that she will call the police if the manager touches her. The manager, meanwhile, reportedly continues telling her to leave and threatens to contact law enforcement herself. It was a confusing situation In the caption accompanying the video, Grace reportedly said she did not press charges but believed the manager should treat people better. She also claimed that she had wanted to visit the store for some time and that other people there had been kind to her. However, the mention of God quickly became a major point of disagreement in the comments. Some viewers questioned whether Grace should have brought religion into the confrontation, with one commenter writing, “Maybe don’t force your religion on other people. Just a thought.” Others pushed back against that interpretation, arguing that telling someone they need God does not necessarily amount to forcing religious beliefs on them. Some people who claimed to be familiar with the Georgia thrift store also shared their own experiences. One commenter recalled a disagreement over a chair, alleging that a staff member had quoted a price before later saying the item was not for sale. The person said the experience had upset them enough that they no longer visited the store. Another commenter praised a male employee for being helpful but criticized the manager’s alleged attitude. They also objected to the apparent attempt to reach for the creator’s phone, arguing that people should not put their hands on others during an argument. Not everyone sided with Grace, however. Some viewers argued that she should have left when asked rather than continuing the confrontation. One commenter wrote, “Be the bigger person and just walk away.”