Originally Posted by CT_Palace (Post 12285562)

bad day at the Tesco's check out is it?

Originally Posted by TopKnot (Post 12285171)

Blokes who would rather use the urinal right next to you than go into an empty cubicle

Originally Posted by JJ (Post 12285177)

Blokes who go into the cubicle and then let rip with what is clearly a scatter gun explosion, that you just know will have sprayed the rim as well as the bowl, and then give an audible-to-the-next-cubicle sigh of satisfaction.

Originally Posted by CPFC2010ANDON (Post 12285553)

A big pet hate is this.

Customer Service - you want a "Hello" and a smile from the person serving you. So, why do you have to be so ****** rude and come to the till, talking on your mobile frigging phone, and remain having a conversation throughout the whole sodding transaction. You cnts can fck off because I am not serving you. Wankers. Even worse when they can't even break their conversation to say "Hello" or "Thank-you".

Originally Posted by WhitehorseN76 (Post 12286611)

The other day i went to buy my lottery tickets and the woman serving me was eating a packet of crisps. She handed me over the tickets and they said "sorry there might be some salt and vinegar on those."

Originally Posted by CPFC2010ANDON (Post 12286747)

Report her.

Originally Posted by Selhurst Celtic (Post 12286827)

:D

Once a train snitch, always a train snitch.

Originally Posted by Blind_Eagle (Post 12286829)

To whom?

Originally Posted by CPFC2010ANDON (Post 12286831)

Some people's standards are higher than others.

Originally Posted by CPFC2010ANDON (Post 12286831)

besides, as I said, customer service works both ways.

Originally Posted by Blind_Eagle (Post 12286844)

It really doesn't.

It's a one way street.

Originally Posted by Far East Eagle (Post 12286857)

To an extent, when I was at uni I worked as a tillgirl, you don't expect people to be polite to you or say hello etc. and for 5.80 an hour Asda weren't going to get much out of me, but once I had a customer that was so rude I refused to serve them. There's a difference between rudeness and ignorance

Originally Posted by mushroom (Post 12286558)

Whenever I hear some dude drop a fecal cluster bomb, he has my utter sympathy.

Originally Posted by Blind_Eagle (Post 12286862)

I understand what you are saying but was your refusal to serve them your personal decision or company policy?

Originally Posted by Blind_Eagle (Post 12286862)

I understand what you are saying but was your refusal to serve them your personal decision or company policy?

Originally Posted by Far East Eagle (Post 12286877)

Asda's policy is if the are rude and /or offensive then you can refuse to serve that customer. It is at your own discretion, but when I told the supervisor the situation she agreed I acted in the right way and continued the transaction herself