Customers from hell
Today, a customer gave me hell because a high-spec game he bought wouldn't run on his ancient Windows XP PC. I ended up having to profusely apologize and refund him. Whoever coined the phrase "the customer is always right" should probably be shot, run over by a bus, then shot a few more times. FML
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hfslkp47012759 28
UGH, WHY won't Call of Duty work on my ATARI GOD CUSTOMER SERVICE IS USELESS
lexiieeex3 32
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.
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gobiteme2 34
OP go ahead and really tell us how you feel.
LickMyPooter 8
Whoever came up with the phrase "the customer is always right," was probably a customer him/herself.
cnbcad 15
XP is old but I know a few who still us it because it has a few uses that the newer ones can't do easily. And if you have decent equipment it runs most stuff. But regardless who hasn't seen the no returns on software signs that are posted all over retail electronics outlets??
sillygirl247 14
I agree
nawee 11
I feel Your pain
LeonDaRealProfi 6
always make 5 security shots -NYPD
mersinkin757 2
I hate how miss quotes stick more than what they actually said. He said "when a costumer walks into a store they are right in what they want." The reporter just put down what he wanted to hear. The guy threw a fit and had the reporter retract the statement the next day. They put it in the last page where people didn't really see it. So no one remembers it.
ADOG2645 17
What costume was he wearing?
cylonN6 3
This sounds scarily similar to the behaviour of one of my ex's.
ADOG2645 17
Could I run Battlefeild 4 on the old tire in my shed?
Blueboty 3
If I owned a store I would have a sign that says you're probably not right and you should listen to the professionals.