A couple let me get through the whole transaction before mentioning getting $10 discount. "There was a sign." Yeah, it says you need a mobile coupon on your phone. There is one in this ad, and if they'd told me before, I could've done it in the transaction instead of having to put out in after the fact. If it says coupon, you need a coupon!
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ugh people do that at my store with their reward dollars. they go so far as to sign the receipt then mention it. ugh really. I also hate the signs that say 'text this number for....' and they think it means they automatically get a coupon or those ones that dont wanna sign up for texts think I should give them the discount anyway. it's not just a freebie, they want you to sign up for texts, if you dont sign up, but get the discount anyway, that's not the rules.
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Quoth Food Lady View Post"There was a sign."Replace anger management with stupidity management.
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Quoth notalwaysright View PostYet another of my most hated phrases. Really? There was a sign. Okay... So we go and look at the sign, and it's almost guaranteed to not be for what they bought.I don't have an attitude problem. You have a perception problem.
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On day as I drove up to a local supermarket my friend beside me burst out about what a good deal the sign outside had on rose bushes (the small ones in a pot).
But what she quoted was not what the sign said.
I told her she was wrong and to read what the sign REALLY SAID, not what she wanted it to say. She still misread the sign.
I parked the car and walked up to the sign and told her I was not going inside or driving her home until she showed me WORD by WORD what she claimed the sign said.
She start to read it out-aloud, then "oh", then she wanted to going inside to shop, not once willing to admit her mistake.
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Yes indeed. It happens all the time at the convenience store too. 24 packs of water are 2.99 when you buy 2 but people buy 1 and complain about the 3.99 price.
Another time a customer grabbed up several large candy bars that were a dollar off if you bought 2 and wanted to argue that they cost a dollar. I wanted to tell that guy to drive down the road to the Dollar tree because that is the only place close that would actually sell a candy bar for a buck.
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