Thank goodness this guy didn't actually come into the store, dealing with him over the phone was painful enough. But maybe if he HAD come in, he'd have been too stunned by all the bright shiny things to keep his end of the 'conversation' up for very long.
*phone rings*
Me: Thank you for calling *store that sells really cool things*, this is Me, how can I help you?
caller: Do you have a catalog of everything you have?
Me: I'm sorry, but we don't have one. Our stock changes too quickly for us to maintain an accurate listing.
caller: Why don't you have one? You should have one. I want one.
Me: I understand, sir, but as I said, our stock changes on a day to day basis. We have over 1600 different items. (this is literal, and accurate. we do indeed keep over 1600 different products on the shelves, just not always the same 1600.)
caller: I want catalog, do you have a catalog?
This went round almost verbatim for 15 minutes, with me occasionly suggesting the caller come into the store to see our selection as an alternate reply for why we didn't have a catalog. GAH!
*phone rings*
Me: Thank you for calling *store that sells really cool things*, this is Me, how can I help you?
caller: Do you have a catalog of everything you have?
Me: I'm sorry, but we don't have one. Our stock changes too quickly for us to maintain an accurate listing.
caller: Why don't you have one? You should have one. I want one.
Me: I understand, sir, but as I said, our stock changes on a day to day basis. We have over 1600 different items. (this is literal, and accurate. we do indeed keep over 1600 different products on the shelves, just not always the same 1600.)
caller: I want catalog, do you have a catalog?
This went round almost verbatim for 15 minutes, with me occasionly suggesting the caller come into the store to see our selection as an alternate reply for why we didn't have a catalog. GAH!
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