That's ironic

52, in what way is that ironic?

Why? Because my cleavage is showing in my picture? So what? I, as an adult, CHOSE to put that as my profile picture knowing who may or may not be looking. I was not asked to jump so they jiggle and bounce all over the place at my place of employment. Grow up.

Most likely haha

That's a pretty big assumption.

And You know this how exactly?

...but the customer is always right.

#12 hahaha

Honestly #12 whoever made up that saying is a dumbass

#19 the person who made up that slogan probably has a lot of money. to tour average consumer worker, its annoying as hell listen to customers drivel their crap, to the guy making the real money, well.. anythung to make a sale

It started a little over a hundred years ago, by a business owner trying to rein in his employees. At the time the outlook was very much "caveat emptor;" once an item was paid for, that was it. Didn't matter if you bought a "box of oatmeal" and opened it up when you got home to find it was actually full of dead raccoon; the attitude was very much, "Hah, we have your money; whatcha gonna do about it?" So this business owner coined the phrase "The customer is always right," to communicate to his employees, "Dude, when they bring it in and say they got it home and it was a broken piece of shit, YOU LISTEN." Unfortunately, idiots have twisted it into, "I am the customer and that means that no matter what stupid, physics-defying piece of stupidity I am demanding, YOU MUST CATER TO MY EVERY WHIM." Which is stupid and not at all what was originally intended. So, really, just another thing to blame entitled idiots for warping; but in the context in which it was originally created, not a bad thing.

Seriously **** retail

How would that work..?

Manboobs or "Moobs"

My brain seriously went straight to 'jiggling testicles', 27 isn't the only slow person here.

That was even worse than: "What a shitty situation."

I thought it was pretty punny.

It depends, maybe OP works at Walmart.