What did you want to be when you grew up? An astronaut? A dancer? Or something a little more mundane? True story: I wanted to be a garbage man (they hang onto the backs of moving trucks and throw trash into giant, crushing, metal jaws, I mean come on.)
Eight year old Brayden Lawrence apparently has her sites set firmly on “Target employee.”
Brayden is so obsessed with the retail chain that her family members worked with store managers and employees to create a full-on Target birthday experience.
We got all the kids uniforms & walkies and the manager made them name tags! They did a scavenger hunt where they had to find stuff throughout the store and then put it back afterwards since that’s what employees do 😂
— Rikki (@RikDrip) February 16, 2020
The day came complete with target uniforms, nametags, and employee responsibilities.
We bought all the kids gift cards to spend on an item of their choice and my niece got to check them out! Thanks so much @Target Campcreek!!!! pic.twitter.com/dcfssKC5CS
— Rikki (@RikDrip) February 16, 2020
Apparently, it was a big hit.
When it’s your birthday and you got to shut Target dowwwwnnnn! pic.twitter.com/0pgXUTxRhd
— Rikki (@RikDrip) February 16, 2020
Yay Target!
Seriously Manager Albert was the best!!! Thanks so much @Target!!!! pic.twitter.com/nbYy4dUIIH
— Rikki (@RikDrip) February 16, 2020
You know how it goes. You head into Target for soap and you end up leaving with an entire child’s birthday party.
Target reserved a “dining” section, complete with lots of treats.
We can only wait and see if Brayden will still find the retail world glamorous in a decade or so.
When you’re coming for the cashier’s job at Target pic.twitter.com/DLm2FjTPau
— Martha Kelly (@MarthaKelly3) February 17, 2020
What was your biggest obsession as a kid?
What would have blown your mind to have a birthday about?
Tell us in the comments.