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by Inquisitive minds want to know... on August 28th, 2008
No they are not always right. I have been a manager for 13 years.....when a customer uses deragatory language or a racial slur towards one of my employees....their money is no good in my establishment.
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I make you right there! Very well put and tough to those who don't like it!! thanks :0)
by gammyleglady on August 29th, 2008
Thanks inquisitive.
by keithold is a prodigal bagger on September 16th, 2008
I too make all efforts to make amends with customers until they start saying things about my employees at which point I tell them that if they are going to use that kind of language or make racist remarks that I will be unable to help them.
by Sharpie on September 28th, 2008
I was a cashier at a restaurant and a customer walked up to me and just started cussing at me because of his waiter. He's a big man, and I'm just a young girl and it freaked me out. I could feel my eyes turning red I was so angry and he called me a bitch for not being perfectly sweet back to his rude comments. I regret not being able to handle myself better, but I'm glad my boss could see it from my side and he felt no remorse in telling that customer goodbye.
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