A Cashier Processes A Complicated Return, But The Customer Demands More Money And Complains To The Manager
I’m glad the manager was on the employee’s side.
I’m glad the manager was on the employee’s side.
When you’re married with kids, it’s not all about you anymore.
The lesson here is that customers will never benefit from insulting the employees.
I can’t even imagine wanting so many cars that don’t run.
Her child’s safety is more important than being neighborly.
This might be a situation where good fences make good neighbors.
I think she’s overthinking this situation.
In this case, rules weren’t meant to be broken.
It’s good to know your limits.
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