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    So my company, in an effort to get its credit card into the wallets, purses and pocketbooks of more shoppers, has rolled out a new promotion to encourage people to sign up: Sign up for the card and, upon approval, receive 10% off your total purchases, plus a savings pass for 10% off a future purchase.

    To promote this, corporate has sent us special signing to put around the store, plus little ribbons we're supposed to attach to our name tags. I refuse to wear one, because it would get ripped and dirty and eventually fall off from all the physical work I do.

    Q: So Irv, you charming, handsome smartypants you, how do I get me some of this fanshmabulous deal?

    A: It's easy! All you have to do is the following:
    • Ask about the credit card at the cash register or the service desk
    • At the service desk, fill out a big honkin' long application/questionnaire with your name, address, income, date of birth, SSN and all that other credit card-y stuff.
    • While you are filling out the application, completely tie up the line at the service desk, so that the businesswoman needing to return a pair of jeans has to sit and stew in line until such time as her lunch break is almost up and/or she decides to swear at you.
    • Submit application so it can be entered into the computer and a decision can be made to approve you or not.
    • If approved, receive 10% discount on your total purchase, which may or may not need to be re-rung at the cash register, or will need to be rung at the service desk if you haven't already checked out. Wait for 10% savings pass to arrive via e-mail, I think.
    • If not approved, tough shit, no 10% discount for you today, no 10% savings pass in the future, do you still want that $300 worth of stuff in your cart or shall we add it to Mt. St. Returns behind the service desk?


    I swear, our corporate suits must be incapable of seeing anything other than dollar signs, and must spend their days wandering the halls of the corporate office muttering "munn-neee" incessantly.
    Knowledge is power. Power corrupts. Study hard. Be evil.

    "I never said I wasn't a horrible person."--Me, almost daily

  • #2
    Irv, I you.
    I'm bringing disdain back...with a vengeance.

    Oh, and your tool box called...you got out again.

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    • #3
      we're supposed to atart pushing the store credit cards where i work too, I'm going to have to have someone show me how to do that, but I have a feeling it'll be like the extended warrantees and no one will want it

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      • #4
        Quoth Irving Patrick Freleigh View Post
        I swear, our corporate suits must be incapable of seeing anything other than dollar signs, and must spend their days wandering the halls of the corporate office muttering "munn-neee" incessantly.
        It takes the precious from us *monee* *monee* nasty filth stinking hobbitesses
        Bark like a chicken!

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