[bots]

the customer is always right

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[UserSince2005]

How rude, whataburger would never

[Merry Mockmas]

She isn't keeping her job.

But seriously that's a bizarre way to respond to a complaint, wtf is wrong with some people these days.

[bots]

she actually shot at the car as it sped off and he didn't get his curly fries

[The Slim Reaper]

I think I read earlier that there was a pregnant woman and child in the car. Absolutely mental. Just give them some fries and keep it moving.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

did she wait 5 seconds?

[Urban Cragou]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

She isn't keeping her job.

But seriously that's a bizarre way to respond to a complaint, wtf is wrong with some people these days.

You’ve got to be careful when responding to certain complaints though. Sometimes people will take one comment that got said or one thing (‘we’re out of stock for this particular item but I can give you x-alternative’ can become ‘this person refused to give me x’) and take it out of context deliberately, to stir up conflict and get that particular person moved on. I would’ve just given her the fries and kept it pushing but sometimes people can be snaky. And the general public in the States be wild on another level.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Redway

You’ve got to be careful when responding to certain complaints though. Sometimes people will take one comment that got said or one thing (‘we’re out of stock for this particular item but I can give you x-alternative’ can become ‘this person refused to give me x’) and take it out of context deliberately, to stir up conflict and get that particular person moved on. I would’ve just given her the fries and kept it pushing but sometimes people can be snaky. And the general public in the States be wild on another level.

Good point.

I remember a case last year I think it was, where a customer killed a Subway worker because they gave the customer the wrong item.

That was absolutely bonkers, and to clarify it was in America.

[Urban Cragou]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Good point.

I remember a case last year I think it was, where a customer killed a Subway worker because they gave the customer the wrong item.

That was absolutely bonkers, and to clarify it was in America.

That’s the general American public at their worst for you. And between here and there people can turn around, point the finger and say literally anything.

[Good King Glennceslas]

Americans

[user104658]

The only thing I ever fired at customers was a pithy remark or some obvious disdain. That was usually enough. America is still the wild wild west.

[user104658]

I would add though: the customer is unequivocally NOT always right.

[Cherry Christmas]

The customer started chucking the food at the window...why?

pulling a gun though