This is whats wrong with the world today is that whether you're in a customer service job or not, your employer/ management absolutely FORBIDS you to defend yourself with these kind of folks to keep your job. In some of my custoner service jobs, you finally reach rhat saturation point that you cant just take it any more and pop. No one anywhere or any job deserves to be abused, case closed. Nobody pays you enough to deal with that.
It's not like that everywhere. I've spent a bit of time in the US, and I see retail staff having to put up with rude customers, doing things that would get them thrown out and banned in my own country. Even the other customers would call you out for bad behaviour (unless it was a fast food place on a Saturday night just after the pubs closed, then it's worse than feeding time at the zoo). The more people are allowed to act like that, the more they see it as the norm, and the entitlement just gets out of hand.
Oh, and I *JUST* remembered, AOL (like many email providers) allows you to make alternative emails with one email. It's in the settings so obviously our crazy customer probably wouldn't know that. So you don't even need to make "another" email if you know what I mean.
I did this once. But was like, I did what? And then remembered doing it thinking it was a different company. And guess what, life continued on even though I had to pay full price. However, I did get a cheaper entree but it was still good.
I used to work in a tech support call center. I became convinced that some customers use "the customer is always right" as a bully tactic to get their way, but they would never believe it so strongly if they were on the receiving end of Karens of their caliber.
"I'm still working on AOL, can't you tell?" "Yes ma'am, I can tell" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Karen McAssHat 💀💀💀💀
This is whats wrong with the world today is that whether you're in a customer service job or not, your employer/ management absolutely FORBIDS you to defend yourself with these kind of folks to keep your job.
In some of my custoner service jobs, you finally reach rhat saturation point that you cant just take it any more and pop. No one anywhere or any job deserves to be abused, case closed.
Nobody pays you enough to deal with that.
Nope, Once when a customer asked me if I was trying to make a fool out of him,I answered, nope you're doing fine by yourself
It's not like that everywhere. I've spent a bit of time in the US, and I see retail staff having to put up with rude customers, doing things that would get them thrown out and banned in my own country. Even the other customers would call you out for bad behaviour (unless it was a fast food place on a Saturday night just after the pubs closed, then it's worse than feeding time at the zoo).
The more people are allowed to act like that, the more they see it as the norm, and the entitlement just gets out of hand.
Wow, that restaurant is very nice, $25 off your birthday order, wow.
Oh, and I *JUST* remembered, AOL (like many email providers) allows you to make alternative emails with one email. It's in the settings so obviously our crazy customer probably wouldn't know that. So you don't even need to make "another" email if you know what I mean.
I did this once. But was like, I did what? And then remembered doing it thinking it was a different company. And guess what, life continued on even though I had to pay full price. However, I did get a cheaper entree but it was still good.
Karen McAsshat😂😂
Anyone who thinks the customer is always right has clearly never worked in customer service.
True
I used to work in a tech support call center. I became convinced that some customers use "the customer is always right" as a bully tactic to get their way, but they would never believe it so strongly if they were on the receiving end of Karens of their caliber.
@@wilm3864 agreed