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Today, in the fitting room at Old Navy, a customer asked me if we sold Calvin Klein jeans. I replied "no ma'am, this isn't a department store, we only sell Old Navy jeans." She left, and complained to my manager, who informed me that "the customer is always right." FML

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**** her! **** her right in the ear!

ionelementz112 0

Have a friend pose as a customer and give you a home made coupon that says "All the shit I want for free". They're the customer; they're right.

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rachelforgot2 0

hahaha my god i would tell whoever your manager is that they are an idiot! or just say yes to every cust who asks a retared question like that woooooooooow! or maybe the lady thought you said no in a rude way making the nice ldy feel dumb for asking hahaha who is right? we'll never know...... jk you are! ck jeans in old navy wow thats like asking if you sold victoria secrect underwear or something......

dude wtf?! is everybody missing the point that the customer ASKED her a QUESTION?! how can anybody be right while asking a question? that's retarted on all counts

that lady's an idiot. just take pride in the fact that you're much smarter than she is.

why didnt u have jeans dummy

Hahaha I work in Old Navy too, and I come across quite a few characters when I'm in the fitting room...believe me.

b-b-b-ut... old navy DOESN'T sell calvin klein jeans. wtf??!

lolo_fml 0

Woww!! I work at an Old Navy too and i feel like we must work at the same one because I'd expect that from the customers at mine and my manager too at times!!

Failercoptor 0

dude i work at a Baskin robbins, wtf would happen if the customer asked for some coldstone, i'd tell them to GTFO

The trouble you got in was probably because of the "this isn't a department store" remark, which as someone already said, has the potential to sound kind of... snide

Actually, the customer is always the customer. I agree with some people in leaving out the first part, but other than that, both the customer and your manager need a reality check. and this is an fmylife. (I admit, i probably would have said the same thing. lol)