Not a happy camper. |
America has a saying that goes, "The customer is always right." The idea of course is that a business' employees should do everything within their power to keep a customer happy so that said customer will return and do business with them once again. On the surface, this is actually a decent little concept. Even if the customer has made a mistake or is outright wrong, it is generally better to give into their belief in order to keep them happy. However, there are instances where, no matter how much you may want to or even how reasonable the customer's demands are that you simply cannot give them what they want.
This is not my happy face. |
On the face of it, this seems like a reasonable offer. Buy two at the discount price and then purchase the rest at a normal price. The only problem is that most BF sales items are purchased by the store in limited numbers, say lot of 500. This lot is specifically offered at the discount price and generally that lot is all there is in the store for the day of the sale. That is generally why BF sales have very strict purchasing limits (1, 2 etc). So if the Cashier and later manager had allowed the customer to purchase all of the item he wanted, that would have meant that later shoppers coming in to get the sales item would have be unable to do so.
Dunno why, just thought it looked funny. |
The very crux of Assdom is to demand satisfaction when you are wronged. If you get bad service, complain. If a product you bought sucks, complain. Never be afraid to voice your concerns when you feel you are in the right. However, the flipside to that is to know and acknowledge when you are in the wrong and be big enough to admit it and move on. In this case, the customer was in the wrong and should have accepted it, bought the two items he was allowed to and moved on. Instead, since he was a jerk, he wound up with nothing. I sense a life lesson in there somewhere.
End of Rant