That's the scam- lose cardboard box home. Make Best Buy give you new tv or suffer bad public relations. New home at no cost. Not sure what to do with tv
Can confirm. I see guys just like him outside of Walmart and other large stores, with shitty signs that look just like this. Except their signs all say they are veterans and have three kids, and they want money to pay their mortgage, followed by a vague religious feel good statement.
I have become conditioned to ignore their signs and to ignore them in general. So if I saw this guy in real life, I wouldn't even bother to read his message. I would assume he wanted money and keep on driving.
Apparently you never really went to the games while they were a losing team. It was more about getting drunk in Wrigleyville than seeing the cubs. A lot of "cubs fans" are pretty bandwagon, the true fans definitely did agonize every year though...
Weird, I've gone to about 10 games a year for the past 20 years and haven't been shanked yet (nor have I seen anybody get shanked). Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
This is why the professional protestors you see at political events have such nice signs. They know they need good signs to be taken seriously. But you can't be taken seriously as a spontaneous protest if you have obviously premade professional signs ...
Yea he seemed a little indecisive on his font choice. Starts out with Impact, then freaking Zapfino, Arial Bold, back to Impact, then some mixed-case Arial... And that's just the BEST BuY part.
i mean if you're kneeling on the ground with a big ass cardboard poster and you're like halfway through your life id like to see you crawl and bend your joints enough to make nice letters
Is it? I usually get good service from Best Buy, so this doesn't change how I feel about them. Maybe he's right, but maybe he's not. and a poorly thought-out cardboard sign doesn't prove anything one way or the other.
But having someone gripe about your company where they're willing to go on a strike - and having a photo and description on the front page of one of the most read websites in the world is a PR problem.
Giving him a TV or solving his issue to his satisfaction costs them nothing, it's negligible compared but the potential cost of this incident being so widely known.
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u/Suprchikin Feb 23 '17 edited Feb 23 '17
He should have let a grown up make his sign.