Today, I tried a soup sample at a supermarket. An employee then came over and started asking me questions about how I got the cup for the sample, telling me it wasn't store policy to just give out sample cups. I was so stressed that I broke down crying in the middle of the supermarket. FML
gracewinchester tells us more.
Just to clarify: I wasn't just crying because of the soup. My college apps are due Monday, I was going to have to be at school from 7:30AM - 8:00 the next morning, I have a huge part in a play and expectations are very high, SATs are Saturday, LOTS more. The store's official policy is to have an employee come with the customer and get a soup sample. The soup sample cups look exactly like the salad dressing cups so she probably thought I was trying soup without asking or an employee made a mistake, which is actually what happened. I normally don't ever cry in front of people but for some reason that just set me off. Hope that clears anything up :)
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cjwayy 22
Aww. :( It's okay, you didn't know the store policy.
Mauskau 36
Well unless you took it from somewhere, you weren't to know. They're the ones that will get in trouble, not you. Don't worry too much about it.
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worldclassrager 41
Free soup...I'd take it
lina21 12
I don't care what the store policy is. I don't know of any store where that's acceptable. They gave you a sample cup and then interrogated you....that's a customer service issue
cartedor 18
aim for the head just throw it back at them....you were given, you didn't take, no need to cry
IzzieN64 11
I know the feels, I will cry if a teacher has a tone with me or is like being really rude. I mean, I just dont know what else to do. Either I get angry and get sent to the office or cry and possibly get embarrassed. Either way I draw attention.