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I think I found the topping on the crazy customer cake!
I got asked to do a price check for a jug of apple juice, the lady claims it was $4.99. I figured this would be a routine "customer read the wrong tag" scenario (half of them are!), and reported back that it was not $4.99, but $5.09.
Lady comes down to the fridge where the juice is, and even after I point out that it is obviously not $4.99, she refused to back down. In fact, she goes on about how this is "misleading" and that she wants to make a complaint about it.
The whole time during the walk back to the front end, she won't shut the fuck up about the pricing, and she's now testing whatever patience I have. I take her to the nearest person from management so that she can have her say, and it doesn't go as I'd hoped.
She did go into her complaint about the "misleading" pricing, and then she says something that I had "changed the price tags" (I am not involved with the price tags and have no idea how that stuff works), and actually tried to look for a price tag in my hand (I told management employee that I had put them back, and that I didn't have one in my hand). She wouldn't back down at all over the pricing and after one last thing about me "changing the prices", I was completely tired of her shit and lost my patience with her.
She actually tried to stop me from resuming my work several times, after the management employee told me he would deal with her and that I was free to go.
I got asked to do a price check for a jug of apple juice, the lady claims it was $4.99. I figured this would be a routine "customer read the wrong tag" scenario (half of them are!), and reported back that it was not $4.99, but $5.09.
Lady comes down to the fridge where the juice is, and even after I point out that it is obviously not $4.99, she refused to back down. In fact, she goes on about how this is "misleading" and that she wants to make a complaint about it.
The whole time during the walk back to the front end, she won't shut the fuck up about the pricing, and she's now testing whatever patience I have. I take her to the nearest person from management so that she can have her say, and it doesn't go as I'd hoped.
She did go into her complaint about the "misleading" pricing, and then she says something that I had "changed the price tags" (I am not involved with the price tags and have no idea how that stuff works), and actually tried to look for a price tag in my hand (I told management employee that I had put them back, and that I didn't have one in my hand). She wouldn't back down at all over the pricing and after one last thing about me "changing the prices", I was completely tired of her shit and lost my patience with her.
She actually tried to stop me from resuming my work several times, after the management employee told me he would deal with her and that I was free to go.
That lady didn't want to be proved wrong at all, did she? *offers cookies*
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