Online Group Shares 50 Utterly Dark And "Cursed Comments" That'll Leave You Stunned Or Make You Laugh
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More often than not... the customer is completely wrong
If you haven't been living under a rock then there's a high probability you have heard the phrase, "the customer is always right." The phrase originated all the way back in 1909 by Harry Gordon Selfridge, the founder of Selfridge’s department store in London. The idea was that customer complaints should be treated seriously so that customers do not feel cheated or deceived.
Over the course of the following century it became apparent more so every year how problematic the phrase was, or is... since it's still used today, most commonly by customers who are most definitely wrong. Abusive, lying, deceitful customers with unrealistic expectations and a poor sense of grounded reality will always be at the top of the list shouting for all to hear, "THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT."
If you've worked in customer service then today's examples of customers who are clearly very, very wrong should help you feel at least mildly vindicated.
This one, however, was very easy to solve. Bill them for emotional labor.
How do you know so little about Legos?
And most of them are to the tune of, "how stupid can one person be?"
I mean, not really, but we can all dream.
Sounds about right.
Oops.
Some customers will just go straight for the pot of gold.
People believe it's a real thing.
Where nobody knows WTF a bay leaf is anymore...
Live a little.
Who knew that's how sunroofs work?
Don't be any of these people. Just don't.
The most important word is "additional," and it does not mean to add the two 30% together.
I'm not even mad, I'm actually impressed.
Enjoy your chunky milk.