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By photo grunt - 07/07/2011 06:23 - United States

Today, I had a customer scream, rant, and bitch me out because the pictures she took with her own camera came out blurry. My manager took her side. FML
I agree, your life sucks 38 397
You deserved it 2 825

Top comments

saIty 17

She's just mad that even the camera doesn't want to see her ugly face.

twinny_sc 13

That "The customer is always right" thing is total bullshit.

Comments

sarahmd 0

"the customer is always right", even if the customer is a blind and stupid bitch.

HelloNoora1 0

Welcome to the wonderful world of customer service.

man i feel your pain. i work in a photo lab too. it always happens like that.

I do too! it's good to see an FML that makes complete sense to me!

simply_improper 1

as do I, for 6yrs now, its always best to blame the camera or the settings they have it on.

"is there something wrong with your machine? my pictures are dark! " No ma'm, you just didn't use the flash.

I work in a photo lab too... My favorite customers are people who come in to print professional pictures and then throw a bitch fit when I say I need a copyright release before I can give them the pictures. Seriously, how would you feel if you were a photographer and people printed your pictures without your permission?

your manager sounds like a suck up to their boss.

Just convince her the things she was trying to photgraph were blurry anyway, so of course the pictures would be blurred too.

a_nutritionist 10

or explain that her camera is past its used by date, and needs a new lens. offer to fix it for her for a minimal charge. clean it a little to make it look new and return it to her. ...then go to court when she finds out she was shafted ...i didnt say it was GOOD advice.

jessamy_brit 5

Teach her how to take good pictures. That's part of your job, isn't it? To help customers?

simply_improper 1
a_nutritionist 10

...yes thats the point of customer service, to help customers in something youre completely untrained for that usually requires a series of classes and workshops, all within a 10 minute window. totally feasible.

jessamy_brit 5

I meant that maybe help her like maybe tell her where she can get lessons or maybe show her a tri-pod!

simply_improper 1

telling a customer its their fault and should take classes, is grounds for termination. Best route is to blame it on the camera or the settings its on. then direct them to a repair shop.

that sucks op. sounds like my old manager

7- Damn, I see your Comments everywhere..Free time much? I think you're funny Tho :)