text: When I'm in Casa Grande I try to stop at this Kohl's because it's usually not busy and they keep it clean and organized.  The one closest to my home in Chandler gets trashed!  \n\nToday I had a specific need to replace my cute black boots that were falling apart with another pair of black boots and also found a nice pair of grey boots.  So I cart my boots to the front and the cashier proceeds to be really pushy about getting their credit card.  \n\nIt's as bad as Barnes & Noble trying to get me to purchase their \"discount membership\".  Dang it.  If I wanted your damn credit card I would have it.  She brought it up 4 times, and I finally had to take a deep breath and just tell her with a straight face, \"I've thought about this very deeply and at great length, and I'm at peace with not having a Kohl's credit card.\"  \n\nI think she thought I was a weirdo.  I don't care.  The pushiness to open a line of credit really annoys me.  Some people are good with their credit and some aren't, and I don't think they should be credit pushers.  Calm the hell down Debt Pusher, but if someone doesn't know about the Kohl's card they have been living under a rock.  \n\nHmmm.  I guess that annoyed me more than I thought it did. \n\nMy point is, I like this Kohl's alright.  I'm trying to figure out how to circumvent the credit card question the next time.  They seem to be getting more pushy.  Gotta think of a funny answer the next time I'm asked.