I was in an antique store when I spotted some curtains. I couldn't figure out why they were there (I had no experience in stuff like that), so I thought maybe nobody will mind if I take a peek. And I did. Just a few curtains. I was going to look in the next one, when a man in his 50s stopped me and started yelling at me. I told him nicely that I was just looking. He then started jumping to conclusions as he began yelling at me again. I tried to remain calm and reason with him, but he kept right on. I told him to leave me alone because I was so sick and tired of him yelling at me. Then he started screaming for the manager, and he threatened me to get my ass out of his store or he will call the police on me. Fed up of arguing, I stormed out, crying. I posted earlier, and got negative reviews either being ridiculed or victim-blamed. They thought the rude coworker was my fault and I deserved it. Now because of this, I feel even more traumatized than I was before. Is it really my fault that coworkers are rude to their customers? I get that most customers are very rude too, but I'm usually a nice person. Am I really to blame for my lack of experience?