Should Sticker To The Price

I work in a clothing retail store where, most of the time, our clearance section has an extra sale. I’m working the register when one of my coworkers comes and asks me for help with a customer. She has a pair of slippers from clearance and one of them has a sticker from a different pair of shoes.

Customer: “The sticker says they’re $28! I found them in the sale section so they’re an extra 60%!”

I look at the sticker, which is for a pair of high heels — not even close to slippers.

Me: “Ma’am, it looks like this sticker is for a pair of our high heels. We searched the price of the slippers today and they’re $23 with the extra 60%.”

Customer: “No. The sticker says it’s $28! You have to give it to me at that price!”

I look at the sticker again.

Me: “Ma’am. The sticker says $128. Not $28.”

Customer: “Oh. Never mind, then. $23 is way too expensive.”

She left in a huff and my coworker and I just sighed and laughed it off.