Have you ever dressed up like a department store employee (like a bright red plain shirt and khaki pants at Target or similar) and then, when a stupid customer asks you a question, you mouth off at them and they get mad and yell at a manager? Is this bad?
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I've wanted to do that so much! I haven't actually done it, but I imagine it would be a day of fun! :)
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I was once dressed in navy sweatpants and a red shirt, which was the "uniform" of a neighbouring DIY store to the one I was in, although my shirt did not bear any of the logos of the neighbouring store. A customer approached me and asked where they could find a certain product, so I told them I did not know. The customer then had a minor rant, telling me that I was not very helpful! When I pointed out that I was a customer, not an employee, they were very sheepish *LOL*. It is hard to slink away with a trolley which has a wonky wheel!
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Haha! I never thought of that. Its a great idea. But I don't think I'd have the time to get a shirt and pants that match well. But in seriousness, no, its a bad Idea, I don't recommend it. ;)
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No, I've never done that, and deliberately making people mad so they take their anger out on someone else, just for your own amusement, is not a good thing. The truth is, it's a little childish and mean. You want to spread good energy and feelings, not bad:)
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Why on earth would you take pleasure in ruining someone elses day? That is pretty mean.
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It's bad to do that intentionally but if it happened accidentally I'd laugh if I saw it. I've been mistaken for a store employee before. One time I was actually able to help the customer and another time I said something like, "I'm sorry, but I don't work here." The customer said, "I'm sorry, I thought you were an employee." I said, "No problem. I wish I could have helped you. :)"
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