A week or two ago, someone posted a link on EliteFTS to notalwaysright.com Anyone who has ever had a job in the service industry can relate to illogical, outrageous, rude or just plain confusing customer demands. I thought this one would go over well here
Fit To Be Wide
Retail | Missouri, USA
(An angry, overweight female customer approaches me with a Nintendo Wii Fit and hands me her receipt.)
Me: ?Hi, what can I help you with today??
Customer: ?I?d like to return this.?
Me: ?What seems to be the problem with it??
Customer: ?I think it?s broken.?
Me: ?All right, what?s going on??
Customer: ?Whenever it weighs me and calculates my BMI, it labels me as obese.?
Me: ?And??
Customer: ?Well, that can?t be right!?
Me: ?From what I?ve heard, the measurements on Wii Fits are fairly accurate. Are you sure you want to return this? They?re pretty hard to find.?
Customer: ?Are you calling me fat?!?
Me: ?No, I?m just saying that??
Customer: ?You just called me fat!
Me: ?No, I was just saying??
Customer: ?Whatever. I still want to return it. It?s obviously not working right. And, I think someone should talk to the designer; make them use a different word. It hurt my feelings.?
Me: soothingly ?Maybe you could contact Nintendo; write a letter or something.?
Customer: ?You know what, I will! I?ll let them know that their stupid game called me obese and made me cry for three hours straight. I haven?t eaten solid food for two days because of it. I?m so hungry! I almost fainted last night. Do you think I can sue??
Me: ?Well, you can sure try. Have a nice day.?