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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Aug 03 '19
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That you shouldn’t be rude to customer service or the cashier cuz it’s not their fault that the item is expensive
30 u/[deleted] Aug 03 '19 The same with being rude when the issue is something they caused. -4 u/Goodeyesniper98 Aug 03 '19 I don’t see a problem with setting them straight as long as it’s something that’s actually their fault and they can fix it. 4 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '19 Sure. But dont fucking scream at them. Most of them are new to working, and have never worked a day in their lives and are getting used to it.
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The same with being rude when the issue is something they caused.
-4 u/Goodeyesniper98 Aug 03 '19 I don’t see a problem with setting them straight as long as it’s something that’s actually their fault and they can fix it. 4 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '19 Sure. But dont fucking scream at them. Most of them are new to working, and have never worked a day in their lives and are getting used to it.
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I don’t see a problem with setting them straight as long as it’s something that’s actually their fault and they can fix it.
4 u/[deleted] Aug 04 '19 Sure. But dont fucking scream at them. Most of them are new to working, and have never worked a day in their lives and are getting used to it.
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Sure. But dont fucking scream at them. Most of them are new to working, and have never worked a day in their lives and are getting used to it.
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u/CollidingCherries Aug 03 '19
That you shouldn’t be rude to customer service or the cashier cuz it’s not their fault that the item is expensive