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"I had my first rude customer yesterday."

I was meant to leave work at four o'clock yesterday. It had just turned four and I had one last job to do. Suddenly, a little boy caught my attention and made me follow him to his dad in the paint section (I work in a DIY store).

His dad asked me a question (I don't remember what it was). I told him I didn't know and that he should ask someone else. He told me to get someone else to come over. I said that I was busy and was meant to have already left. He said to get someone again. I told him he'd have to do it himself.

He came face-to-face with me and said "JUST GET SOMEONE ELSE!"
Almost taken back, I just defiantly stared back at him and coolly answered, "No..."

And I waltzed off juggling a roll of masking tape to finish my last chore.

He doesn't give a damn about customers either. He's just not a people-person. He is a bully, though, who likes to talk down to you and order you about as if you've never worked a day before in your life!

Let me guess, he's an "every customer is precious" sort of person. You're lucky that guy didn't complain about you.

He isn't. But he isn't the politest, either.

Here I am complaining about that customer, when you should see the sate of my boss. Champion @rseho1e!

You should have asked him to do it for comic relief. Hopefully he isn't the smartest bulb in the toaster.

It's a screwed up world, I tell you that...

Ofcourse in a perfect world, I'd have my boss' head mounted on a pike somewhere for all to see...

Welcome to my world...

wang-king wrote:
> Ahahaha
> So in your indignant rage you forgot today's task then hmmmmmm?

Nah, I didn't do what I had to. And yes, I quite rightly deserve a kick in the gonads but she wasn't working that night anyway. She went up to a mate of mine today and asked, "Has Hibey fell out with me?" Now I'm even more confused...

We had to write a speech about something we were annoyed by (actually, anything but we all like a good moan) and I did mine on rude people. Like this rude woman in poole who had a go for standing in a shop when she knocked some stuff off a shelf.

Marcini's Law expresses a general intollerence of all employees of the service industry. Planetary communication is where 'it's at'

cookie monster wrote:
> Sweet Tooth wrote:
> always put my heart and sole into it ..:)
>
> Do you have a tendancy to put your foot in it often?

Smells a bit fishy to me.