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retail hell Waterbury, United States

Today, a customer berated me and told me to stop whining because I have to work on the weekend. What did I do to deserve this? I said, "Hi, how are you doing today?" FML

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You should have just hugged him and said *shhhhh it's okay... I know* and then he would have started crying because of his deep emotional trama.

DaEpicTaco 13

Someone's having a bad day FYL op.

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Someone had "asshole" in their coffee in the morning

No wonder they're in a shitty mood.

Xobubblyxo 23

Clearly he's going through something right now so I feel bad for him but at the same time, that's no excuse to be rude to OP. FYL

Not everyone likes weekends...like this example

Someone woke up on the wrong side of a Saturday.

It's not what you say, it's how you say it. Maybe the customer thought you sounded unhappy.

I'm a believer that everyone should work in retail at least once in their life just to see what's it's really like. sorry op! hope your day gets better!

Oh retail. I work at the mall and greet customers. You get the "JUST LOOKING" yell as you try to greet them, then there's ignoring, or there's just a plain old rude snide remark. Customers are mean.

welp in my country most customers greet the cashiers back, and some even return the favour of saying have good day

rosha267 21

Maybe it was your resting bitch face? I've got the same problem

RedPillSucks 33

not sure Why this was thumbed down. it's a legit proplem

Customers. Some are such a-holes.

neutralize 12

Retail hell indeed. I know it's not the same thing, but I just had a customer today bitch at me for not selling them smokes when they couldn't offer up ID. Some people should not be allowed to go out in public without wearing a zap collar or something.