The Case of Mistaken Gamedenity

[alter_ego_trip]

Originally Posted by Serren

"Hey used car salesmen, the lady said NO!"

Why does everyone pick on the poor used car salesmen. 15 years ago I would have laughed at that statement. In today's world the customer is ten times more dishonest and ruthless than any used car salesman thought of being. In fact, you get attacked more in Bestbuy than you do in most car dealerships. I have to practically kick my guys out the door to get them to go out and talk to a customer.

[MadBryan]

Hey Alter, if that suburban guy shows up again, tell him its gonna happen. I work on the cranes and hoists at the DuraMax plant here in Moraine, Ohio (DMax) and they have been talking about this a lot lately. Thats one SWEET engine

[Peench]

Don't worry Alter, you used car guys get picked on much less than us attorneys!

[alter_ego_trip]

Originally Posted by Peench

Don't worry Alter, you used car guys get picked on much less than us attorneys!

Yeah, but you guys make enough money to put up with it.

[Peench]

That's what LA Law makes you think at least.

[KEEZY]

Mad B, is that the plant by Dixie Highway and Stroop?

[alter_ego_trip]

Originally Posted by Peench

That's what LA Law makes you think at least.

Peench, if I had your money I'd burn mine. (What color of flame do you think copper makes? )

[dolfan]

The problem with customers today is that they always think they know more than the employee/clerk who works in a particular business. Take this story as an example. She suffers from the "customers are always right" syndrome but I hate to say that "customers" are not always right. She kept insisting that there was an xbox mario game, which obviously doesn't exist. If the game would have existed, they would have sold it to her. Therefore, the customer in this case is "wrong". Period.....

[BrewCityUpstart]

Originally Posted by dolfan

The problem with customers today is that they always think they know more than the employee/clerk who works in a particular business. Take this story as an example. She suffers from the "customers are always right" syndrome but I hate to say that "customers" are not always right. She kept insisting that there was an xbox mario game, which obviously doesn't exist. If the game would have existed, they would have sold it to her. Therefore, the customer in this case is "wrong". Period.....

"I can TOO use Promar 200 on my car!"

[OnoMan]

Speaking of Best Buy, why when you actually need help noone is ever around, but I cruise through the video game aisle or the cd aisle and I get asked if I need help like 30 times?? A few years back I was at Best Buy looking to buy a video camera and was looking around and the guy walks up and asks if he can help, so I asked him what the differences were between 2 particular cameras and what one does better than the other and he had the nerve to pull the two tickets of descriptions out and read them to me, I was like Ummm duh I can read, it would of bothered me less if he said I really don't know, I mean with all the new tech out there its hard to keep up with, needless to say I went to CC to buy a video camera!!

[BrewCityUpstart]

Originally Posted by Peench

Don't worry Alter, you used car guys get picked on much less than us attorneys!

Yeah, but car dealers aren't covered in slime and don't have big fangs to suck every last drop of blood from a person

[Jon Liu]

Ono, I know exactly how that is. If I'm not looking for anything in particular, all the employees seem to flock over to see if I need anything. If I am looking for something in particular, then no one is EVER around.

I miss the days when sales representatives knew what the heck they were talking about...

[alter_ego_trip]

Originally Posted by BrewCityUpstart

Yeah, but car dealers aren't covered in slime and don't have big fangs to suck every last drop of blood from a person

Brew, if I didn't know any better I'd say you just got divorced .

[Peench]

[BrewCityUpstart]

No, WI law is no-fault. HA! And no, she's still hangin around lol

[Fragmintz]

Originally Posted by CamDawg

As a resident of the great state of West Virginia, I have to take issue with your statement -- ain't nothing wrong with a little inbreeding; or as we say here in the hills, if you can't keep it in your family, then keep it in your pants.

No offense to the great citizens of West Virginia CamDawg, but eventually genetics catches up with us all!

[AlphaQ GehaD]

That was a pretty funny Story Litch, But I still believe My Exp was Funnier than that.

I work Part Time at the Sharper Image (I do Insurance now as well) and some guy came in Complaining that His pen cap doesn't securely fit on the Pen anymore. (its a Twist on) I pull up a record to see when the pen was purchased and it said he had it for about 2 and a Half years already. So he begins to show me; he puts the cap on the pen and then wiggles the pen a little and it drops away from the cap. I ask him to let me take a look, I see that the twist part is worn out. So I put the Cap on and did exactly what he did, BUT as soon as the pen fell out he begins to HUff and Puff and scream....(this is the funny part) "YOU!, Look What you DID YOU BROKE MY PEN, I CAN't use it anymore, WHY DID YOU DO THAT! YOU DID IT ON PURPOSE! THATS IT, I\VE HAD ENOUGH I WANT TO SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGER!"

On my Way to the back I couldn't help but laugh, I call out the manager, and I tell him whats up on the way out and he begins to laugh. He talks to the Customer while Im in the back telling the story to the rest of the co-workers, and finallly the Manager comes back. The manager Said "That guy was pissed, He said he was gonna write a letter to the District Manager about you, But don't worry G I got your back." My m