Customers from hell
By fucking fuck off - 01/01/2016 14:28 - United States
By fucking fuck off - 01/01/2016 14:28 - United States
By what the fuck - 25/08/2013 19:28 - Malaysia - Petaling Jaya
By Anonymous - 20/06/2013 19:15 - Germany - Paderborn
By Anonymous - 01/04/2016 20:21 - United States - Slidell
By lemongrab - 18/05/2014 14:14 - Canada
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By Anonymous - 16/09/2014 05:04 - United Kingdom - Bristol
By wallets - 29/02/2012 07:47 - United States
By maleficunt - 03/06/2014 20:44 - United Kingdom - Cannock
By marenthehollow - 31/10/2016 00:33 - United States - American Fork
By choke on a dick, sir - 01/11/2013 22:47 - United States - Portland
who the hell doesn't check to make sure they can play a game when pokemon x and y came out i didn't stupidly buy them without making sure i had the right portable system
As a manager in retail, I feel your pain. "The customer is always right"..... BULLSHIT. The customer is an asshole and wrong 99% of the time. But we're expected to bend over and take it. People know that so people take advantage of us.
You know, the customer is always right means you always pretend they're right to avoid being given hell and to make the customer agree to shittier deals
Those who say the customer is always right never worked with a customer, half are idiots and half are assholes, and yes, those halves do have a large amount of overlap
Look at notalwaysright.com
The full saying is the customer is always right unless proven wrong respectfully
Working at a small, family-owned business was a good thing for one reason: I always knew what happened in the restaurant and could easily respectfully call out a customer for a false complaint without fear of reprimand. The owners were happy to have someone observant and assertive so they weren't cheated.
I think you would enjoy the app "not always right" it's hilarious.
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UGH, WHY won't Call of Duty work on my ATARI GOD CUSTOMER SERVICE IS USELESS
I once had to give a customer a refund on an item I apparently "didn't put in the bag" when working in retail. I saw her take it out of the shopping bag on her way out the door.