A Cashier Asked 3 Times If They Had A Rewards Account — Then They Remembered Their 25% Off Coupon After Paying $600
Turns out the rewards account did exist—it just needed $600 and a printed receipt to jog her memory.
Turns out the rewards account did exist—it just needed $600 and a printed receipt to jog her memory.
Well, at least he has all the evidence on video…
Demanding a cut after doing none of the legwork is hardly the fair argument her friend insists it is.
Getting through two three-month jobs in six months is one way to make a probationary period feel like a recurring subscription.
Respecting a boundary means not crossing it in the first place, not fixing it after the fact with a cheaper substitute.
Entitlement on an epic scale.
Let’s hope management backs him up.
Maybe he should try to make that security camera mysteriously disappear in the middle of the night…
I would hate to be one of their coworkers.
His friend is obviously in the wrong, but that doesn’t mean he should have blown up like this.
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