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NightAngel
11-07-2006, 06:21 AM
Ahhh, gotta love drunk asshats, eh?

Remember the word DRUNK and don't bother trying to figure out the logic behind this one.

DG=Drunk Guy
CSR=my CSR
Me= The part of me is being played by Angelina Jolie (j/k)

DG: "I rented this game last night and I can't play it because I don't have a memory card."

CSR: "Uh... okay."

DG: "I can't play it because I don't have a memory card! I want a different game!"

CSR: "Our policy is same title exchange only if the item is defective."

DG: "Then I want a refund."

CSR: "Our policy is same title exchange only if the item is defective."

DG: "I want a different game or my money back!"

CSR: "NightAngel..."

Me: "Our policy is same title exchange only if the item is defective."

DG: "You're ripping me off!"

Me: "How's that?"

DG: "You rented me this game and I don't own a memory card!"

Me: "Perhaps you should buy a memory card then?"

DG: "This is ridiculous! I can't play the game because I don't have a memory card! I want a different game!... Or a refund!"

Me: *say it with me now* "Our policy is same title exchange only if the item is defective."

DG: "I wanna talk to someone over you!"

Me: "Okay, I'll write down the Store Manager's name and the next time she'll be in..." I start writing and he's still going on at my CSR about how we ripped him off and how Hollywood Video is so much better than us. My thought: go there with your stupid drunk ass then. ;)

Me: *hands him paper*
DG: "NO! I want a corporate number!"

Me: *circles the 1-800 Customer Care number on his receipt* "There you go."

DG: "You'll be sorry! I'm gonna organize a protest! Tomorrow when you open there'll be a PICKET LINE in front of the store! AND I'm gonna complain to your corporate office!"

Me: "Knock yourself out."

DG: "You'll see! If you don't give me a different game right now there'll be a picket line!"

Me: "Okay, have fun." :lol:

Wow. That made him mad...

Spiffy McMoron
11-07-2006, 06:31 AM
Me= The part of me is being played by Angelina Jolie (j/k)

Hmmm...I'm not sure Angelina would be hot enough. :D

I like that guys logic. I wonder if he really thought that he should be entitled to a refund, or he thought he was clever enough to get his five bucks back.

Cedophile
11-07-2006, 02:05 PM
I dunno, I'd be careful. There are plenty of guys out there perpetually drunk enough to join a stupid protest!

Department stores *sigh*
11-07-2006, 04:06 PM
whats with drunks and not understanding game return policies :lol: kinda sounds like my latest drunk i posted about

protege
11-07-2006, 04:40 PM
Hmmm...I'm not sure Angelina would be hot enough. :D

I see I'm not the only one who was thinking that :p

Becks
11-07-2006, 04:54 PM
Let us know if there WAS, in fact, an organized picket line. I'm curious now. :roll:

MystyGlyttyr
11-07-2006, 05:10 PM
Ah, someone else who uses broken record mode. I enjoy that mode immensely myself.

Customer: Complain.
Me: Recite policy.
Customer: Complain again.
Me: Recite policy.
Customer: Complain louder.
Me: Recite policy.
Customer: Gesticulate wildly and curse violently.
Me: Recite policy.
Customer: Ask to speak to the editor.
Me: Transfer.
Editor: Recite policy.
Customer: Aneurysm.

CrazedClerk
11-07-2006, 06:23 PM
Yeah I get this alll the time, although usually it's "I want to return this game because I didn't like it!"

The picket line however, is one of the more creative threats I've heard. Guy threatened to sue ME and my company over a $50 game (yeah sure, that would be a profitable move) but I stood my ground. Guy never showed up again.

wagegoth
11-07-2006, 07:45 PM
The picket line however, is one of the more creative threats I've heard. Guy threatened to sue ME and my company over a $50 game (yeah sure, that would be a profitable move).

That's exactly why the threat of a lawyer is such a hollow one. The lawyer has to make money. Suing over $5 does not make money for the lawyer. Therefore, the lawyer does not take case unless the client is being billed by the hour and pays their fees.

Gawdzillers
11-07-2006, 10:14 PM
Couldn't he have played it without saving?
I did that with Super Mario Sunshine for three months before I got a card.

pbmods
11-08-2006, 01:23 AM
That guy must've gone to one of the schools I attended. At Michigan State University, we had:
- 700 people rioted because of the war in Iraq.
- 1500 people rioted over affirmative action.
- almost 4000 people rioted over a basketball game.

I wish I was making this up :cry:

Writer Cath
11-08-2006, 05:18 AM
That guy must've gone to one of the schools I attended. At Michigan State University, we had:
- 700 people rioted because of the war in Iraq.
- 1500 people rioted over affirmative action.
- almost 4000 people rioted over a basketball game.

I wish I was making this up :cry:

I can top that.

My first year in university, I was so excited to hear there was a protest going on.

Then I read the flyer.

Basically it said that if you were upset over the war in Iraq (it's a Canadian school), high tuition, the quality of the cafeteria food or were just generally in a bad mood that day, that everyone was going to gather at such and such a place on Saturday at noon. Students in my school couldn't even summon up the outrage to protest about anything in particular, so we had to lump a bunch of problems together and hope people showed up.

Frankly, I would have gone if there was candy.

Kiwi
11-08-2006, 05:31 AM
Gesticulate wildly

:D that word has always sounded so dirty to me *snigger*

Jester
11-08-2006, 05:36 AM
Amusingly, at my time in Arizona State, there were a few protests.

A small one to protest the first Persian Gulf War.
A small one to protest some scandal that occurred within the student government.
A small one to protest some idiot thing our president did.
A few small ones to protest some idiot things some idiot athletes did.

And then we had The Big One. We marched. We chanted. We took over the Administration Building for the whole weekend. (I know. I was there. It was great.) What were we so up in arms about?

Tuition hikes.

And that, kids, was the 90’s for ya! :cheers:

Confuzed-Monkey
11-08-2006, 07:51 AM
I'm just having a laugh picturing this idiot actually trying to get a protest going.

Him with a bunch of drunk friends..

"Hey lets go protest outside the store, they stole my money"
"Why?"
"They stole my money, cause I don't have a memory card."
"So, were going to protest the memory card?"
"No, they STOLE my money, that why I gotta protest."
(Guy in background) "Were outta beer!"
"Alright, first we get beer, then we protest."
"OK, lets go."
"So, were gonna protest to the store that were outta beer."

"EXACTLY, that'll teach'em."

that all i got
CM

symposes
11-08-2006, 11:52 AM
"We're not gonna protest!"
"We're not gonna protest!"
"We're not gonna protest!"
"We're not gonna protest!"
"Gutter is a tool!"
"Gutter is a tool!"

And remember everybody, the 11:30 show is completely different from the 7:30 show!

We had a protest at work about some issuses concerning unfair raises, but because the people affected by them had to work, the turnout was less then stellar. I mean hell, 9600 people affected by them, and probly less then 1000 show up? Talk about dedicated workers.

sportsmom
11-08-2006, 03:08 PM
Him with a bunch of drunk friends..

"Hey lets go protest outside the store, they stole my money"
"Why?"
"They stole my money, cause I don't have a memory card."
"So, were going to protest the memory card?"
"No, they STOLE my money, that why I gotta protest."
(Guy in background) "Were outta beer!"
"Alright, first we get beer, then we protest."
"OK, lets go."
"So, were gonna protest to the store that were outta beer."

"EXACTLY, that'll teach'em."



Don't forget this part...


(knocking at the door)
"Let me in man, it's Dave"

"Dave's not here man."



And so on...

Dips
11-08-2006, 08:51 PM
Heh. I love every way you handled that, but this part is the icing on the cake:

DG: "You'll be sorry! I'm gonna organize a protest! Tomorrow when you open there'll be a PICKET LINE in front of the store! AND I'm gonna complain to your corporate office!"

Me: "Knock yourself out."

DG: "You'll see! If you don't give me a different game right now there'll be a picket line!"

Me: "Okay, have fun." :lol:


They really do hate it when we won't quake in our boots.

Tanasi
11-08-2006, 09:43 PM
A few months ago there was some PETA folks protesting outside the local KFC. This particular establishment is on a corner at a light. The local skin-heads reveled in glee by chaising the PETA folks with their cars when said PETA folks ventured into the traffic to collect money. While I dispise the skin-heads it was funny watching the PETA folks run around and scream like little girls.
To add to the story this KFC was nasty and long past worth cleaning, the health department was afraid to inspect for fear of catching something.:lol: Anyways whom-ever owned the building closed the business and it down. The PETA folks was whoopping and hollering thinking they succeed in their cause because of the empty lot. The next day a sign was put up: "Coming Soon KFC".:roll:

Tria
11-08-2006, 09:50 PM
:D that word has always sounded so dirty to me *snigger*

I bet the fact that I'm masticating right now is making you giggle too. *Munches M&Ms*

Argabarga
11-09-2006, 01:17 AM
Ooooh, a one-man picket line, haven't seen one of them in a long time....

Hope he's just as fun as the last guy, who, well, I dont' know what he was protesting, his sign was so horribly misspelled, he may have been marching against the tyrannical rule of grammar and spelling.

DGoddessChardonnay
11-09-2006, 02:34 PM
We had a "protest" several years ago when WD decided to shut down the store up the road from my house.

It was rather amusing . . . as soon as word started spreading that the store was closing, it seemed as if everyone in the neighborhood was ready to go up in arms b/c of it.

How many showed up w/picket signs and wandered around the entrance to our parking lot??

6 people. SIX.

Now that's neighborhood support right there, ya'll.

Even funnier, it actually made the 11 o'clock news.:lol:

NightAngel
11-09-2006, 06:23 PM
Not surprisingly, to date he hasn't shown back-up. There has been no picket line.
This somewhat disappointed the day manager- he said he was looking forward to it. Great entertainment and all. :lol:

Primer
11-09-2006, 10:17 PM
I bet the fact that I'm masticating right now is making you giggle too. *Munches M&Ms*

Ooh ooh ohh...I help hundreds of people matriculate every year! :angel:

Spiffy McMoron
11-10-2006, 12:04 AM
Ooh ooh ohh...I help hundreds of people matriculate every year! :angel:

And they can make such rude noises while doing it! :D

-Spiify, who just got out of anatomy class

Imogene
11-10-2006, 12:49 AM
Protest? Over a memory card?
"Dude, they're free in specially marked packages of cereal."
'My parents won't let me get one.'
"Sad."
Thus quoteth the Gord, although, admittedly, it was about a PlayStation.
What? A memory card, depending on the system it's for, can run all of twenty, maybe twenty-five dollars? Ooo! Big deal! And you can get them used for five.

ArenaBoy
11-10-2006, 12:58 AM
Drunks can provide plenty of entertainment at arenas, and a protest over a memory card? WTF?

Cedophile
11-16-2006, 03:50 PM
The local skin-heads reveled in glee by chaising the PETA folks with their cars when said PETA folks ventured into the traffic to collect money.

So wait, am I reading that someone was driving intently in the direction of pedestrians? And did anyone happen to call the police?

HYHYBT
11-24-2006, 10:22 AM
Dad had someone picket him a while back... well, if you can call it that. The guy didn't do it in front of Dad's office, but at Shoney's. (Don't ask why, none if this made a lot of sense and I'm posting everything I remember) The sign claimed Dad poisons babies, or some such nonsense. Why was he protesting? Because he was expected to pay his overdue bill.