The satisfaction demander would be claim to be shot dead, if the bullet ricocheted off a light on the ceiling, came down and bounced off the floor, then tapped him in the leg!
I, I just don’t understand how people can live their lives this way. Always filled with rage and making everyone else’s life hell for the most minor reason. How sad and pathetic…
@@nagging_nagrom7571 I'll take the wild guess that they think they don't have to abide by the same rules every other customer does. The world owes them everything.
Unfortunately, it was me. The tension on my stupid sewing machine just would not stay adjusted and my stitches kept screwing up. Crying, screaming, throwing things, the lot. Fortunately, the only ones who witnessed my display were my cats. I still felt like an idiot and apologized to them for hours.
When I was a kid, I was back to school shopping with my parents. We were in the checkout line as a woman started berating the teenager working the nearby customer sevice counter. The kid just stood there in silence. As soon as there was a break in her tantrum, he calmly said, “ma’am, people are staring”. She turned around to see every person in every chechout line at this busy store staring at her. The look on her face was amazing. 25 years later, that kid is my hero for keeping his cool and handling the situation so well.
I have two stories. I consider that an accomplishment after working in retail for over a decade. 1. The store I was working in was doing a remodel and they hit the department I worked in. A lot of parents do this and it's dumb. They send their kids to toys while they shop. I was working late one night and I didn't get along with my department manager either. So,I'm closing and I walk through to check the remodel stuff like the ball bin strings had been replaced and it looked great. So,after finishing up my tasks,my braindead department manager's tasks and I went to go on my lunch. I came back after my lunch and heard a voice from INSIDE the bin. "I'm never getting out." I looked and discovered that a small child had crawled in and was trapped. I called a manager in,my mother was a supervisor,and while I sat with the kid the father came over. "WHY WEREN'T YOU WATCHING MY SON?" the guy yelled at me. I pointed out that I was a sale associate not a nanny. "YOU SHOULD BE WATCHING THE KIDS IN THIS DEPARTMENT!!" he told me. "It's not her job." my mom told him. After 10 or 15 minutes I gave up and said,"I'm going to go get a pair of scissors." That launched my manager into a tantrum. I pointed out,"It's nearly closing,we have a child in the bin,and I want this man away from me. There's two ways that happens. We leave the kid in there or we can cut the strings and get him out." At this point my mom has already taken the scissors from me and cuts the strings. "Customer service is the number one priority and a crying child outranks everything else." The guy was mad,left swearing,and his kid was sobbing. 2. I was doing some employee training for the store I work at and I start all of it the same. I introduce myself,extend my hand and tell them we're going to have a great day. One day I got my trainee and I was explaining that 99% of the customers I encounter are awesome but the 1% that aren't are pretty much interesting. Enter the 1%. She sets a candle on the counter and hands me a coupon. I scan it in,scan the precentage and calmly explain to the trainee,"I always do the dollar amounts first because that's how the computer does it. Any time we add a dollar amount it makes a slight adjustment to the precentage." The woman started glaring at me as I announced,"Your total is 72 cents." She looked at me and said,"You just told me it was xyz and now you're saying it's 72 cents?!" I calmly explained,as I just did to the trainee,and she started yelling at me,proclaiming,"You're trying to f me out!","You're trying to take my money." and she kept screaming! She told me I needed to improve my attitude. I told her,"Have a lovely day." She walked out. She left her unused coupon behind,she left her candle behind and I was left behind with my store manager standing not more than two feet from me,watching all of this and not doing anything! I look at the trainee and say,"So,as I was saying we get great customers in here. That last thing was rare but here's what isn't. Our management team will not help with much. In most instances they make things worse and so we have to learn to solve our problems on our own." (My boss told me not to say that again or he wouldn't let me train anymore. )
Seen an adult have tantrum is funny and frustrating depending if you're the worker there or a average customer or you appeared at the right time at the right place to see it
It can also be frigtening I had a coworker when I worked at a grocery and we couldn't adjust item prices without approval from someone above you. A guy threw a temper tantrum at her register over some 12 packs of soda that weren't even the same brand not qualifying for a sale. He proceeds to cuss out and threaten my 17 year old coworker over soda. For his finally though he throws one of the cases of soda at her and actually hits. He then proceeds to demand the manager. Unfortunately our store manager dealt with it so even though my coworker wanted police he refused to call them so she just walked out.
Honestly I find it unnerving and almost creepy. Like some grown ups will switch and throw a tantrum like a 6 years old brat and start destroying things around them and screaming like a baby.
I remember seeing a grown ass man get arrested by National Park Service cops for refusing to get off a bus after he had a tantrum over not getting a window seat. He had his wife and kids with him. The kids looked destroyed but he was still too pissed to notice when the cops drug him off the bus. Took the cops twenty minutes to show too. He could of simply walked away at any time.
I don't know if it's the biggest, but this episode has stuck with me for decades. I was working at a convenience store. One day the Coke truck was out of diet. We had plenty of other kinds of soda in the store, but no Diet Coke. A grown-ass man, in his 40's or 50's, burst into tears and cried like a baby when I told him we were out of Diet Coke. On another occasion a different grown-ass man wanted a regular Coke, but insisted I not charge him tax. It was 6 cents. When I told him he would have to pay the tax he screamed "YOU'RE A MONSTER!"
There was a convenience store by my friend's house that was ran by a husband and wife. This was my favorite convenience store as they had an awesome selection. My friend and I would go there every time I visited to get junk food, which was basically every weekend, so they knew us pretty well. One day I went in there on my own (I had just left my friend's house and wanted a drink for the walk home), grabbed a drink and went the till to pay. The husband was at the till so I put my drink on the counter and had just handed him my money when his wife came out from the back, took one look at me and started talking frantically at him in their native tongue. Her talking then got more fantic and louder and she started darting her gaze from him to me and back again and motioning her hand at me while she was yelling. Then she turns and points at me and yells/screams "Thief! You steal from us! You're a THIEF! [she also added what I'm sure were some choice words in her native tongue]". I honestly thought she might try to jump the counter and try to throttle me at that point, she was so angry. I was freaked out enough at that point that I offered for him to keep the change (I think my drink was like $2 and I gave him a $20 bill) instead of waiting for him to give it to me because I just wanted to get out of there so badly but I didn't want to run because I thought that would just make me look guilty and I would either have him or the cops after me. Fortunately, the husband was cool and didn't call the police or anything and for whatever reason didn't even back her on her claims (maybe this was a common thing for her to do?). He apologized and gave me my change as she was continuing to lose it behind him, at this point she was turning in circles on the spot waving her pointed hand up and down while repeating a word/phrase in her native tongue over and over taking quick pauses from this to glare at me (d-did she just curse me?!). I got out of there as fast as I could.
I tried to pay at a hardware store but there was a problem with the payment machine. The guy behind me said something like "he's an idiot" to his wife but deliberately loud enough for me to hear. I ignored him so he upped his game... "Stop being a dick and pay cash mate. Here. I've got £20. I'll pay for you". I calmly replied "leave it for the adults to sort out". He went utterly ballistic. Tipped his trolley over, screamed and shouted at me, squared up to store staff, shouted at other customers and screamed to speak to the manager. He told me not to go out into the carpark otherwise he'd "cut me to ribbons". While all this was going on his elderly mother got close to me and said "you've made a mistake there mate. You don't know who you are talking to". So I replied "am I going to wake up beside a horse's head? He is too angry to be mafia boss". The store called the police and he angrily stormed off before they arrived. He was a builder. I wonder what he is like to his customers?
My family were in line at check in coming home from Spain. A family at the front were having issues with their luggage and the staff could not process them (not exactly sure what the issue was). Instead of resolving the situation in a civil manner like adults should, the entire family - mostly the father - decide that it's a good idea to start screaming at staff. They wouldn't listen to a word anyone said and then decided to turn it up a notch by getting all nasty and telling all the staff that they couldn't speak English (despite the staff clearly speaking English). It got so bad that they called over airport police to intervene. The police ask the family to hand over their passports but the father (who is taller than both guys) looks down on them with a blank expression and doesn't say a word. When they try to ask one more time for their passports, the father yells out how the police were not speaking English. The staff started yelling back because they were flat out ignoring what the police were saying and constantly screaming "speak English". They were holding up the line and everyone wanted to check in and be on their way. The family were eventually pulled to the side and their luggage taken off the conveyor. Their disgusting behaviour made me so upset and caused me to have a panic attack. I was telling my mum all the bad things I wished upon that family all the way up to the front of the line. When we got closer, I can overhear (I think the adult daughter) and one other be on the phone to whoever complaining about the lack of English. Because how dare native Spanish speakers speak their own language in their own country. I was so upset that I ended up speaking to the woman who checked me in and apologising for that mess. She saw that I was in distress, reached out to grab my hand and told me to be calm and relax, the police were sorting them out and will not be on our flight. As we were leaving, more police had arrived on the scene. Fast forward an hour or so at our gate boarding the plane, we see the woman again who recognised us and confirmed that the nasty family were not coming home with us. I know being stranded at an airport is the worse feeling ever but I had never taken pleasure in having a group of racist pigs being forced to sleep in that airport overnight with no accommodation.
this is such an irrational behavior, some people will complain about someone speaking another language in their country and complain about people speaking their language on their country
@@BlulesBlue The fact they wanted to mess with the police as well shows how pathetic they are. There were two of them on scene at the time but when we were leaving, three more were arriving. One of them looked like they were getting ready to clobber the father.
One time when I worked retail, a lady was walking towards the front door shouting at the top of her lungs "WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!!!!!!!!!" along with other expletives before leaving. This happened during a busy rush. The entire front end of the store was quiet for a moment, and everyone was completely bewildered by what just happened. I later learned that she was trying to pick up money from a Western Union transfer and she didn't have her ID. The manager had to be called because the lady wouldn't take no for an answer. After he told her the same thing that the person at the counter said, that's when she made her way to the door screaming.
Being able to talk calmly and with conviction about your competitor offerings is a sure sign of good customer service. Recommending your competitors and directing your customer there to ensure they get exactly what they want, is even better still.
Once had a dude argue with my cashier, then me, and then my manager about the fact that his ID was in the car and he didn't want to get it to pay for his wine. In front of his seven year old daughter. Claimed he used to work for my store, and that we could sell him the wine with just his birthdate. Umm... nope! Not going to lose my job and my store's license to sell alcohol for your entitlement - especially not when you're lying to me about having worked in our store (because ANYONE who works in that store knows that IDs for alcohol are non-negotiable, even if the person is clearly elderly). The funniest part was talking to my manager after he finally left sans alcohol, who he claimed knew him, and finding out that she had no clue who he was...
I wanted to share at least one of my experiences from my numerous years in retail & restaurants but I’ve had so many that they’ve sort of all blurred together! I also want to add that I have mad respect for all in the video as well as to those here in comments who’ve had similar experiences.
Use to work night shift for a gas station, if you want to see grown-ups throw a tantrum. Tell them that "You can't get the smokes, because you don't have ID on you." Got even worse when we started selling beer and wine.
I actually saw this happen. A mam who was being rude to an older woman (turns out it was the shift managers grandparents). Manager takes the register over and sells to everyone than asks the man for ID. He starts yelling they just sold a kids cigarettes and ecigs but not wont to a 40 yearold. We decided to leave after hearing something breaking.
I work in investments…. Had a grown man, millionaire cuss me out over a .50 cent interest he didn’t earn in November. … I guess I make my millions by pennies. But dude it was my first day.
Thanksgiving night, I had a customer get upset, because we didn’t have a copy of the N.Y. Times. She demanded that I check in back, but I told her no. Aside from the cooler, everything was stocked on the shelves. Then, she pretentiously asks, “If there was a blue collar area of town?” I just said, “good luck at 10 o’clock.”
4:08 you’d think after the first two locations that it was genuinely something wrong with her thinking and not at all to do with how wrong the bakery is. Remember seeing a similar story where the woman confused regular bakery goods for no bake cookies. I’m wondering if that’s why she’s on a rampage?
People like that see nothing wrong with their behavior. Trust me. I broke up with a guy, who turned out to be like that and his entire family was that way. When we'd go to a restaurant and they were out of ingredients for an unusual dish he wanted, or didn't serve a certain dish on the day we went to the restaurant, he would throw a fit and say all of the food there was awful. His mother was the exact same way.
This was JUST on my mind and now here’s a place to post it! A guy I’ve known for 25 years, not a very good example of a human, is no longer my friend. He asked my opinion over messenger about some insane ancient aliens Bigfoot conspiracy, and I answered, watching my phone keyboard rather than the screen. Now, I misunderstood what he was asking apparently, which upset him because I disagreed with the whole thing, so he stomped off in a pissy huff while I had no idea where that came from. A normal person might stomp off, but then come back later and explain why I’m an ass, I’d apologize and life would go on, cause shit happens. Instead, he stewed over aliens and god damned Bigfoot for two days straight, then wrote me a dissertation on why I’m dead to him now and a lot of attempts to be cruel and mock me for things that aren’t mockable. Like being friends with my own brother…? I told him what I said here about normal people and wtf is even wrong with you dude. He wrote back a non apology and a lecture about accountability and said if I want to fix a bridge that *I* had burned, I owe him and the ball is in my court. I wrote back telling him no, you’re an idiot, I didn’t burn bridges, that literally came from his ‘youre dead to me’ bs, no the ball is not in my court, I have no interest in repairing a friendship with someone as childish and mean spirited as him, and now I guess you’ll have to read your accountability speech to yourself. There’s more to it, but the actual tantrum was just fucking stupid. Because I accidentally hurt his feelings about mother fucking Bigfoot. Jesus.
my oldest brother who was about 40 at the time started crying & walked out of a supermarket leaving all his groceries behind because they didnt have any chicken drumsticks
movie points yeah.. I would have been petty loudly announce that I'm not paying since uncle wants those movie points so bad he can pay for everyone's meal then
BTW if anyone tries to pet your service dog after you've repeatedly said no, just say "I said no, if you touch my dog, I'll consider that assault, and I will defend myself and my dog" preferably when other people can hear what you say, because the warning is important.
I don't condone the childish reaction to the missing out on free movie tickets/restaurant story. However I've experienced a couple of similar incidents. My last significant birthday I wanted immediate family to come to dinner at a nice restaurant. I made it clear no gifts wanted. Lovely evening ending when my adult son lets me know he's just paid the entire bill. I was really p**d off (no tantrum though) as I had gift cards for this place that were close to expiry. I had to find someone to give the gift cards to within the next month. Not easy and stressful. The other time was a work dinner. About 20 people where we all knew we'd pay for our own order. One worker was known for strange behavior and mental health issues. This worker smugly informed all that they'd paid the total bill. Very awkward. Lesson Never surprise pay for a large group.
Work in retail. Seen a few people throw 5 year old tantrums when we warn about not having any more pennies and thus can't get 4 cent back. Or even 1 cent
One time when I worked at Starbucks, there was a lady who ordered a latte drink (can't remember which, doesn't matter) and I made it exactly as she asked, but it "wasn't right" I pretend to remake it. No still not quite right, then I pretended a third time, "There we go, NOW it's perfect". 👁️👄👁️
When I was in the ninth grade, we had a horrid headmaster. (This man was in his late 60s and would show up to school still drunk/hungover on Mondays, among many other things!) He put our Government/Economics teacher into the only classroom in our old gym. (Our teacher was awesome and she did a fantastic job with the two classes!) Anyway...our athletic director was coaching male JV basketball. This man was a narcissist, who told everyone he was a walk-on basketball player at the University of North Carolina, (which was false) that he lifted 600 pounds worth of weights, with no trouble, daily, (I saw him nearly kill himself with 400 pounds, while trying to show off for female students, who were 20+ years younger than him) he owned mansions all across the U.S., etc. At halftime during a game, our team was a few points behind and instead of giving them a pep talk, to up their morale, the athletic director coach met our players in that classroom, started yelling at them, kicking over desks, throwing random papers all over the room, then he turned and punched the dry erase board, which put a huge dent in the board and broke every knuckle and other bones in his dominant hand. The moron had to wear a cast for months after that.
I had a woman swear at me for being rude because we didn't have peanut butter for her child's toast. I hate working in hospitality. I think everyone should be required to do it so they know not to be sausages to each other.
My ex husband. I had a small Japanese diesel car. And the stuff that comes out of the tailpipe and either darken the plate or can dissolve the paint. It annoys the police because they have to take the time to read the name of the state. But they had pulled over my stepson to let him know that I’d need a new plate. Well that set my ex husband off. Yelling and screaming about the cops just trying to get us to spend money on a new plate. Later he suggested we go to the store and the police turn on their lights and my ex husband went into full blown tantrum. He jumps out of the car and charges the police men. I start praying the cops will shoot him, his son was terrified that they would. They did have their hands on their guns for a moment, but no one got shot. Didn’t get new plates. A local gas station put gas in my car after I told him twice it was diesel
My cousin F26 crying about a seat my brother M21 took. It was down right embarrassing. I wanted to hide seeing a grown women crying like a 5 year old toddler about seating arrangements. Goddamn spoiled woman.
I work at Petco and can confirm that fish people are the worst. They want to stick a goldfish in a bowl and then are shocked when it d!es days later and no amount of explaining will get them to understand that you are recreating an entire ecosystem and that a bowl with tap wont cut it.
In this video we learned:
-How to shut someone up in 1.5 minutes
-Do not work at Whole Foods
-Don’t be rude when you are a well respected manager.
"Demands satisfaction" well, time to get the dueling pistols
The satisfaction demander would be claim to be shot dead, if the bullet ricocheted off a light on the ceiling, came down and bounced off the floor, then tapped him in the leg!
For the turkey burger one?
"I demand satisfaction."
*Clerk pulls out rapier* "VERY WELL!"
I, I just don’t understand how people can live their lives this way. Always filled with rage and making everyone else’s life hell for the most minor reason. How sad and pathetic…
The one where a lady threw a bagel and hit a cashier perfectly in the head made me laugh. She was suuper accurate lol
Probably wasn’t loved as a kid
@@twilightparanormalresearch186 Either that or they were spoiled rotten and got everything they wanted immediately.
@@nagging_nagrom7571 Y ne los dos.
@@nagging_nagrom7571 I'll take the wild guess that they think they don't have to abide by the same rules every other customer does.
The world owes them everything.
Unfortunately, it was me. The tension on my stupid sewing machine just would not stay adjusted and my stitches kept screwing up. Crying, screaming, throwing things, the lot.
Fortunately, the only ones who witnessed my display were my cats. I still felt like an idiot and apologized to them for hours.
Okay, that's fair. Thankfully, you didn't tell at someone. I do the same thing to electronics, as does my dad.
i don’t blame you, i did sewing in high school and it took me so much not to cry whenever the needle unthreaded itself
My cats are the best at putting up with me
When I was a kid, I was back to school shopping with my parents. We were in the checkout line as a woman started berating the teenager working the nearby customer sevice counter. The kid just stood there in silence. As soon as there was a break in her tantrum, he calmly said, “ma’am, people are staring”. She turned around to see every person in every chechout line at this busy store staring at her. The look on her face was amazing. 25 years later, that kid is my hero for keeping his cool and handling the situation so well.
I have two stories. I consider that an accomplishment after working in retail for over a decade.
1. The store I was working in was doing a remodel and they hit the department I worked in. A lot of parents do this and it's dumb. They send their kids to toys while they shop. I was working late one night and I didn't get along with my department manager either. So,I'm closing and I walk through to check the remodel stuff like the ball bin strings had been replaced and it looked great. So,after finishing up my tasks,my braindead department manager's tasks and I went to go on my lunch. I came back after my lunch and heard a voice from INSIDE the bin. "I'm never getting out." I looked and discovered that a small child had crawled in and was trapped. I called a manager in,my mother was a supervisor,and while I sat with the kid the father came over. "WHY WEREN'T YOU WATCHING MY SON?" the guy yelled at me. I pointed out that I was a sale associate not a nanny. "YOU SHOULD BE WATCHING THE KIDS IN THIS DEPARTMENT!!" he told me. "It's not her job." my mom told him. After 10 or 15 minutes I gave up and said,"I'm going to go get a pair of scissors." That launched my manager into a tantrum. I pointed out,"It's nearly closing,we have a child in the bin,and I want this man away from me. There's two ways that happens. We leave the kid in there or we can cut the strings and get him out." At this point my mom has already taken the scissors from me and cuts the strings. "Customer service is the number one priority and a crying child outranks everything else." The guy was mad,left swearing,and his kid was sobbing.
2. I was doing some employee training for the store I work at and I start all of it the same. I introduce myself,extend my hand and tell them we're going to have a great day. One day I got my trainee and I was explaining that 99% of the customers I encounter are awesome but the 1% that aren't are pretty much interesting. Enter the 1%. She sets a candle on the counter and hands me a coupon. I scan it in,scan the precentage and calmly explain to the trainee,"I always do the dollar amounts first because that's how the computer does it. Any time we add a dollar amount it makes a slight adjustment to the precentage." The woman started glaring at me as I announced,"Your total is 72 cents." She looked at me and said,"You just told me it was xyz and now you're saying it's 72 cents?!" I calmly explained,as I just did to the trainee,and she started yelling at me,proclaiming,"You're trying to f me out!","You're trying to take my money." and she kept screaming! She told me I needed to improve my attitude. I told her,"Have a lovely day." She walked out. She left her unused coupon behind,she left her candle behind and I was left behind with my store manager standing not more than two feet from me,watching all of this and not doing anything! I look at the trainee and say,"So,as I was saying we get great customers in here. That last thing was rare but here's what isn't. Our management team will not help with much. In most instances they make things worse and so we have to learn to solve our problems on our own." (My boss told me not to say that again or he wouldn't let me train anymore. )
The “organic integrity” one annoyed me on a level I’ve never felt.
The last one. That’s heart breaking. Addiction makes you go very low places in order to get your next hit.
Seen an adult have tantrum is funny and frustrating depending if you're the worker there or a average customer or you appeared at the right time at the right place to see it
It can also be frigtening I had a coworker when I worked at a grocery and we couldn't adjust item prices without approval from someone above you. A guy threw a temper tantrum at her register over some 12 packs of soda that weren't even the same brand not qualifying for a sale. He proceeds to cuss out and threaten my 17 year old coworker over soda. For his finally though he throws one of the cases of soda at her and actually hits. He then proceeds to demand the manager. Unfortunately our store manager dealt with it so even though my coworker wanted police he refused to call them so she just walked out.
@@rhiannongreene4676 I don't blame her!
Honestly I find it unnerving and almost creepy. Like some grown ups will switch and throw a tantrum like a 6 years old brat and start destroying things around them and screaming like a baby.
I remember seeing a grown ass man get arrested by National Park Service cops for refusing to get off a bus after he had a tantrum over not getting a window seat. He had his wife and kids with him. The kids looked destroyed but he was still too pissed to notice when the cops drug him off the bus. Took the cops twenty minutes to show too. He could of simply walked away at any time.
Always love seeing a Karen or Ken turn red with anger lol 😂
I don't know if it's the biggest, but this episode has stuck with me for decades. I was working at a convenience store. One day the Coke truck was out of diet. We had plenty of other kinds of soda in the store, but no Diet Coke. A grown-ass man, in his 40's or 50's, burst into tears and cried like a baby when I told him we were out of Diet Coke. On another occasion a different grown-ass man wanted a regular Coke, but insisted I not charge him tax. It was 6 cents. When I told him he would have to pay the tax he screamed "YOU'RE A MONSTER!"
I pity the first guy. That must’ve been the day’s breaking point.
There was a convenience store by my friend's house that was ran by a husband and wife. This was my favorite convenience store as they had an awesome selection. My friend and I would go there every time I visited to get junk food, which was basically every weekend, so they knew us pretty well. One day I went in there on my own (I had just left my friend's house and wanted a drink for the walk home), grabbed a drink and went the till to pay. The husband was at the till so I put my drink on the counter and had just handed him my money when his wife came out from the back, took one look at me and started talking frantically at him in their native tongue. Her talking then got more fantic and louder and she started darting her gaze from him to me and back again and motioning her hand at me while she was yelling. Then she turns and points at me and yells/screams "Thief! You steal from us! You're a THIEF! [she also added what I'm sure were some choice words in her native tongue]". I honestly thought she might try to jump the counter and try to throttle me at that point, she was so angry. I was freaked out enough at that point that I offered for him to keep the change (I think my drink was like $2 and I gave him a $20 bill) instead of waiting for him to give it to me because I just wanted to get out of there so badly but I didn't want to run because I thought that would just make me look guilty and I would either have him or the cops after me. Fortunately, the husband was cool and didn't call the police or anything and for whatever reason didn't even back her on her claims (maybe this was a common thing for her to do?). He apologized and gave me my change as she was continuing to lose it behind him, at this point she was turning in circles on the spot waving her pointed hand up and down while repeating a word/phrase in her native tongue over and over taking quick pauses from this to glare at me (d-did she just curse me?!). I got out of there as fast as I could.
I tried to pay at a hardware store but there was a problem with the payment machine. The guy behind me said something like "he's an idiot" to his wife but deliberately loud enough for me to hear. I ignored him so he upped his game... "Stop being a dick and pay cash mate. Here. I've got £20. I'll pay for you". I calmly replied "leave it for the adults to sort out". He went utterly ballistic. Tipped his trolley over, screamed and shouted at me, squared up to store staff, shouted at other customers and screamed to speak to the manager. He told me not to go out into the carpark otherwise he'd "cut me to ribbons".
While all this was going on his elderly mother got close to me and said "you've made a mistake there mate. You don't know who you are talking to". So I replied "am I going to wake up beside a horse's head? He is too angry to be mafia boss".
The store called the police and he angrily stormed off before they arrived. He was a builder. I wonder what he is like to his customers?
>Asks for BBQ sauce
>Throws them and wastes them
My family were in line at check in coming home from Spain. A family at the front were having issues with their luggage and the staff could not process them (not exactly sure what the issue was). Instead of resolving the situation in a civil manner like adults should, the entire family - mostly the father - decide that it's a good idea to start screaming at staff. They wouldn't listen to a word anyone said and then decided to turn it up a notch by getting all nasty and telling all the staff that they couldn't speak English (despite the staff clearly speaking English). It got so bad that they called over airport police to intervene. The police ask the family to hand over their passports but the father (who is taller than both guys) looks down on them with a blank expression and doesn't say a word. When they try to ask one more time for their passports, the father yells out how the police were not speaking English. The staff started yelling back because they were flat out ignoring what the police were saying and constantly screaming "speak English". They were holding up the line and everyone wanted to check in and be on their way. The family were eventually pulled to the side and their luggage taken off the conveyor. Their disgusting behaviour made me so upset and caused me to have a panic attack. I was telling my mum all the bad things I wished upon that family all the way up to the front of the line. When we got closer, I can overhear (I think the adult daughter) and one other be on the phone to whoever complaining about the lack of English. Because how dare native Spanish speakers speak their own language in their own country. I was so upset that I ended up speaking to the woman who checked me in and apologising for that mess. She saw that I was in distress, reached out to grab my hand and told me to be calm and relax, the police were sorting them out and will not be on our flight. As we were leaving, more police had arrived on the scene. Fast forward an hour or so at our gate boarding the plane, we see the woman again who recognised us and confirmed that the nasty family were not coming home with us.
I know being stranded at an airport is the worse feeling ever but I had never taken pleasure in having a group of racist pigs being forced to sleep in that airport overnight with no accommodation.
this is such an irrational behavior, some people will complain about someone speaking another language in their country and complain about people speaking their language on their country
@@BlulesBlue
The fact they wanted to mess with the police as well shows how pathetic they are. There were two of them on scene at the time but when we were leaving, three more were arriving. One of them looked like they were getting ready to clobber the father.
@@namelessghoulette9303 i was really expecting the police to just grab the father and say "you're done" or something like that, seriously
You absolutely do **NOT** behave like that with Spanish Police.
One time when I worked retail, a lady was walking towards the front door shouting at the top of her lungs "WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER!!!!!!!!!" along with other expletives before leaving. This happened during a busy rush. The entire front end of the store was quiet for a moment, and everyone was completely bewildered by what just happened.
I later learned that she was trying to pick up money from a Western Union transfer and she didn't have her ID. The manager had to be called because the lady wouldn't take no for an answer. After he told her the same thing that the person at the counter said, that's when she made her way to the door screaming.
Being able to talk calmly and with conviction about your competitor offerings is a sure sign of good customer service. Recommending your competitors and directing your customer there to ensure they get exactly what they want, is even better still.
Once had a dude argue with my cashier, then me, and then my manager about the fact that his ID was in the car and he didn't want to get it to pay for his wine. In front of his seven year old daughter. Claimed he used to work for my store, and that we could sell him the wine with just his birthdate. Umm... nope! Not going to lose my job and my store's license to sell alcohol for your entitlement - especially not when you're lying to me about having worked in our store (because ANYONE who works in that store knows that IDs for alcohol are non-negotiable, even if the person is clearly elderly). The funniest part was talking to my manager after he finally left sans alcohol, who he claimed knew him, and finding out that she had no clue who he was...
As someone who takes care of fish, don't take the hobby if you won't take the work. You know what, this applies to all hobbies.
The 1.5m clerk was a genius
Ask anybody in the food industry. Working at restaurants is a cesspool of that nonsense.
5:00 why am I picturing this like it's the coin toss in Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal.
The banana nut saga 🤣🤣🤣 I'm weak!
7:30 I’m pretty sure I’m the guy who was calm and offered to fight if it was that big of a deal. Kroger, 16 Mile & Harper, Harrison Twp, Michigan.
I wanted to share at least one of my experiences from my numerous years in retail & restaurants but I’ve had so many that they’ve sort of all blurred together! I also want to add that I have mad respect for all in the video as well as to those here in comments who’ve had similar experiences.
Whole Foods customers are a different kind of entitled…. so glad I got out of there lol
I could write a book about my mom and her store tantrums. My favorite phrase being “that policy doesn’t apply to me”
Use to work night shift for a gas station, if you want to see grown-ups throw a tantrum. Tell them that "You can't get the smokes, because you don't have ID on you." Got even worse when we started selling beer and wine.
I actually saw this happen. A mam who was being rude to an older woman (turns out it was the shift managers grandparents). Manager takes the register over and sells to everyone than asks the man for ID. He starts yelling they just sold a kids cigarettes and ecigs but not wont to a 40 yearold. We decided to leave after hearing something breaking.
I work in investments…. Had a grown man, millionaire cuss me out over a .50 cent interest he didn’t earn in November. … I guess I make my millions by pennies. But dude it was my first day.
4:49 - bagel frisbee story tag so i can come back to it whenever i need a pick-me-up.
Thanksgiving night, I had a customer get upset, because we didn’t have a copy of the N.Y. Times. She demanded that I check in back, but I told her no. Aside from the cooler, everything was stocked on the shelves. Then, she pretentiously asks, “If there was a blue collar area of town?” I just said, “good luck at 10 o’clock.”
4:08 you’d think after the first two locations that it was genuinely something wrong with her thinking and not at all to do with how wrong the bakery is. Remember seeing a similar story where the woman confused regular bakery goods for no bake cookies. I’m wondering if that’s why she’s on a rampage?
People like that see nothing wrong with their behavior. Trust me. I broke up with a guy, who turned out to be like that and his entire family was that way. When we'd go to a restaurant and they were out of ingredients for an unusual dish he wanted, or didn't serve a certain dish on the day we went to the restaurant, he would throw a fit and say all of the food there was awful.
His mother was the exact same way.
This was JUST on my mind and now here’s a place to post it! A guy I’ve known for 25 years, not a very good example of a human, is no longer my friend. He asked my opinion over messenger about some insane ancient aliens Bigfoot conspiracy, and I answered, watching my phone keyboard rather than the screen. Now, I misunderstood what he was asking apparently, which upset him because I disagreed with the whole thing, so he stomped off in a pissy huff while I had no idea where that came from. A normal person might stomp off, but then come back later and explain why I’m an ass, I’d apologize and life would go on, cause shit happens. Instead, he stewed over aliens and god damned Bigfoot for two days straight, then wrote me a dissertation on why I’m dead to him now and a lot of attempts to be cruel and mock me for things that aren’t mockable. Like being friends with my own brother…? I told him what I said here about normal people and wtf is even wrong with you dude. He wrote back a non apology and a lecture about accountability and said if I want to fix a bridge that *I* had burned, I owe him and the ball is in my court. I wrote back telling him no, you’re an idiot, I didn’t burn bridges, that literally came from his ‘youre dead to me’ bs, no the ball is not in my court, I have no interest in repairing a friendship with someone as childish and mean spirited as him, and now I guess you’ll have to read your accountability speech to yourself. There’s more to it, but the actual tantrum was just fucking stupid. Because I accidentally hurt his feelings about mother fucking Bigfoot. Jesus.
Me, every time I lose in a video game.
Some of these are hilarious, others are infuriating
my oldest brother who was about 40 at the time started crying & walked out of a supermarket leaving all his groceries behind because they didnt have any chicken drumsticks
Story @ 4:54. Bagel. Oh no not again.
movie points yeah.. I would have been petty loudly announce that I'm not paying since uncle wants those movie points so bad he can pay for everyone's meal then
That parking garage is fucking hilarious
"Ma'am I am not emotionally invested in this situation"
Stealing this one.
Lmao, all of these read like they’re from an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Especially the movie ticket one
Yeah, it's not like he could have use the money he saved from dinner to pay for a movie ticket or something.
BTW if anyone tries to pet your service dog after you've repeatedly said no, just say "I said no, if you touch my dog, I'll consider that assault, and I will defend myself and my dog" preferably when other people can hear what you say, because the warning is important.
All three of my kids and work in food service boy do they have stories
Customer service short horror stories ...that would make a great book!
I'm glad this came out today cos now I can say millions of people saw one today; Anthony Joshua's loss against Usyk 🤣🤣
I DEMAND SATISFACTION
I don't condone the childish reaction to the missing out on free movie tickets/restaurant story. However I've experienced a couple of similar incidents. My last significant birthday I wanted immediate family to come to dinner at a nice restaurant. I made it clear no gifts wanted. Lovely evening ending when my adult son lets me know he's just paid the entire bill. I was really p**d off (no tantrum though) as I had gift cards for this place that were close to expiry. I had to find someone to give the gift cards to within the next month. Not easy and stressful.
The other time was a work dinner. About 20 people where we all knew we'd pay for our own order. One worker was known for strange behavior and mental health issues. This worker smugly informed all that they'd paid the total bill. Very awkward.
Lesson Never surprise pay for a large group.
This comment section provides me with adult temper tantrums.
Idiot at airport demands satisfaction.
Waiter: I'll Rochambeau you for it!
In a world 🌎 where there is Justice for service workers.
5:15 bro me too 😭
Work in retail. Seen a few people throw 5 year old tantrums when we warn about not having any more pennies and thus can't get 4 cent back. Or even 1 cent
Meghan Markle when she wanted a certain tiara at her wedding.
One time when I worked at Starbucks, there was a lady who ordered a latte drink (can't remember which, doesn't matter) and I made it exactly as she asked, but it "wasn't right" I pretend to remake it. No still not quite right, then I pretended a third time, "There we go, NOW it's perfect". 👁️👄👁️
When I was in the ninth grade, we had a horrid headmaster. (This man was in his late 60s and would show up to school still drunk/hungover on Mondays, among many other things!) He put our Government/Economics teacher into the only classroom in our old gym. (Our teacher was awesome and she did a fantastic job with the two classes!)
Anyway...our athletic director was coaching male JV basketball. This man was a narcissist, who told everyone he was a walk-on basketball player at the University of North Carolina, (which was false) that he lifted 600 pounds worth of weights, with no trouble, daily, (I saw him nearly kill himself with 400 pounds, while trying to show off for female students, who were 20+ years younger than him) he owned mansions all across the U.S., etc.
At halftime during a game, our team was a few points behind and instead of giving them a pep talk, to up their morale, the athletic director coach met our players in that classroom, started yelling at them, kicking over desks, throwing random papers all over the room, then he turned and punched the dry erase board, which put a huge dent in the board and broke every knuckle and other bones in his dominant hand.
The moron had to wear a cast for months after that.
Americans. That's one big single temper tantrum over the pond.
The first time that woman ordered I’d have pushed pecans into already baked muffins. Take them or leave them.
I had a woman swear at me for being rude because we didn't have peanut butter for her child's toast.
I hate working in hospitality. I think everyone should be required to do it so they know not to be sausages to each other.
My ex husband. I had a small Japanese diesel car. And the stuff that comes out of the tailpipe and either darken the plate or can dissolve the paint. It annoys the police because they have to take the time to read the name of the state. But they had pulled over my stepson to let him
know that I’d need a new plate. Well that set my ex husband off. Yelling and screaming about the cops just trying to get us to spend money on a new plate. Later he suggested we go to the store and the police turn on their lights and my ex husband went into full blown tantrum. He jumps out of the car and charges the police men. I start praying the cops will shoot him, his son was terrified that they would. They did have their hands on their guns for a moment, but no one got shot. Didn’t get new plates. A local gas station put gas in my car after I told him twice it was diesel
gotta get the story about the pecan bannana muffins engraved on an obsidian plaque
I live with a lady who has thrown tantrums like a 2 year old. She has peed on the floor
I feel awful for retail folks: they have to deal with people who even young adult male chimps would be ashamed to associate with.
8:04 I would have said “yeah we don’t, we care more about a dying patient, which is our job and main priority not your stupid cheeseburger”
The Goodyear guy might be my friend Ed the guy has anger issues all of us men who work at Car Dealerships have anger issues and over inflated egos.
Of course his name is Ed. Every shop and dealership has an Ed. Usually a Mike and a Jason and a Dave, too.
I DEMAND SATISFACTION !!!!
My cousin F26 crying about a seat my brother M21 took. It was down right embarrassing. I wanted to hide seeing a grown women crying like a 5 year old toddler about seating arrangements. Goddamn spoiled woman.
When Trump took office.....and it's still going on! Lol
Trump, at least once a week for the last five and one half years.
Minus the racist name calling I agree the pump should have car wash currently out of order.
Never this early to these
I may be second ^^
Woo xD
I work at Petco and can confirm that fish people are the worst. They want to stick a goldfish in a bowl and then are shocked when it d!es days later and no amount of explaining will get them to understand that you are recreating an entire ecosystem and that a bowl with tap wont cut it.
Anthony joshua Last night
MAGA.
The whole concept.
Donald Trump.
200 degee f or c ? Sorry canadian lol
Bruh. 200 degree C is twice water's boiling point.
@@DuchessofEarlGrey I.was joking.. but ok.. bruh lol
No need to be sorry, Canadian! The world is with you.
@@ladyfatass7470 Riiiiight.
Any woke people screaming into their phone's camera because someone disagrees with them
adults are just overgrown children