NotAlwaysRight Stories

[Jay 2K Winger]

Maybe don't throw your change at the cashier when they call you out on being short on your money?

Maybe that way you won't get banned from the restaurant.

[Jay 2K Winger]

Further proof of the secondary I.T. mantra--

Save early, safe often.

[siskaren]

And to make it even worse, her boss at her retail job told Crazy Lady where her other job is!

[Jay 2K Winger]

Crazy Lady expects a retail worker to be available to help her every time she comes in, and goes to the retail worker's full-time office job to ask that she be fired so she can work retail full-time instead.

[Jay 2K Winger]

*Customer hands cashier a $50 bill*
"It's okay, I just printed it this morning!"
“Yes, sir, it appears you did."

[Kittish]

On a scale of one to ten, though, how was my scream?

Fifteen. Never do that again.

That part just cracks me up entirely.

https://notalwaysright.com/avenging-...brother/88959/

[catcul]

This decision could've blown up in the SCs' faces.

[Mr Hero]

Vinegar Boy Jr?

[wolfie]

Showed up Sunday evening on the basis of being told on the phone earlier in the week that there was an opening? There was an opening WHEN SHE PHONED - could quite easily have been booked by another group between then and Sunday. Expecting to pay after the fact? My guess is that she'd have "partied and dashed".

[EricKei]

Momzilla causes her own cake wreck.

A gem from the comments:

Commenter A: What an entitled piece of work.

Commenter B: I've never heard it called that before. *Grabs newspaper* I gotta go take a work.

[mjr]

Most of my favorite NAR stories are the "Getting Owned By The Owner" ones...

[eltf177]

https://notalwaysright.com/telling-label-fable/65211

This one really irks me. Employee saves store money by calling out a scammer. Is lauded by other customers and even thanked by manager was was for some insane reason was going to authorize the sale. Then gets written up for it.

At least manager gets called out for their bad decisions later on...

[notalwaysright]

The only club store I've been to (Costco) checks your card at the door. I'm not saying someone couldn't get through, I'm sure they do, but it's at least a first line of defense. You don't need a card to buy hotdogs and such. SCOs also got taken away from most of the stores I think. A shame, they were amazing. At least at the store I saw them in, people seemed afraid to use them, so there was never a line. I think you had to scan your membership card first wherever you checked out.

[eltf177]

Certainly possible, Pixelated, but that in NO way excuses her sucky and self-centered behavior...

[Pixelated]

Yes, but how many of them - after causing this much delay and misery - end up NOT having a Club Card and thus were unable to be shopping there in the first place?

I wonder if she just wasn't paying attention (not surprising) at the start of her little episode. I went to visit a local "club" store here and had to sign in (say what??) and was told that I could not buy so much as a pack of gum without a club card. I was a little startled by that but my main goal was just to look around and see if it was worth my while to get a club card (as a single person, I ultimately decided it was not).