Annoying customers

Do you mean if you sell something with X fault and the person tries to take it back for another fault then they cant, if so thats breaking consumer laws since faulty items can be returned(unless described at point of sale as far as I know.



If they think thats bad, they should go to the pub I was in last week, a hour wait and the place wasnt even half full just understaffed(yet we werent told) and when we asked how much longer it would be we were told "oh it ONLY went to the kitchen 50 minutes ago) Then they refused us a refund(which is illegal)

Ughh too many. Today I had these aul wans watch me bring a rail down from the fitting toom and pounce on it 'This is all €2 isn't it love' No why the HELL would it be. People who blame me for long queues/lack of staff/the unavailability of the size they want/things being out of stock (oh EXCUSE me while I pull them out of my ass!)/not being able to produce €100 cashback after they watch me opening a till with 2 tens and 4 5's..yes I forgot I have magical 50's!/not being able to do refunds and exchanges..yeah this is what department stores do/not being able to sell them the bench on which 3 mannequins are standing on in the window (???)/not being a bank and unable to break notes right after opening time on a sunday morning/ forbidding customers from trying on briefs in the fitting room (EWWW just EWWW)/not knowing what time store X/same stores closes at on the other side of town/not asking the 10,000th customer of the day for their loyalty card (well you should have copped where you are as well!)/not being allowed to exchange vouchers for cash (yeah this really annoys me..oh excuse me while I get fired so you can have your €20 cash)/not providing gitf wrap (hello did you not NOTICE you walked into a shop only slightly higher up the scale than Primark)/being mistaken for the same shop that's 2 minutes away- people screaming about items being put on hold and then not apologising on finding out they're in the wrong store. 'But this is grafton street!' No it isn't! How could anyone not notice walking into the back of a really distinctive shopping centre...ughh! Could really go on for ever here and split it all into sections 'annoying till customers/annoying fittign room customers/annoying floor customers' but I'm pretty hungry..

Do you mean if you sell something with X fault and the person tries to take it back for another fault then they cant, if so thats breaking consumer laws since faulty items can be returned(unless described at point of sale as far as I know.

I work at Mcdonalds, and the standard thing to do is collect payment off the customer before giving them their food. This one guy refused to pay me until he saw that I had got all his food together and put it on a tray. So damn fussy! Also people annoy me when they order a huge meal and then complain that it's too expensive. Mcdonalds is one of the cheapest places to eat, jeesh. Maybe if you hadn't ordered 15 burgers your order would amount to less than £20 or whatever..grr

I worked in House of Fraser over the summer and the phone rang just as the floor manager came over.
A woman with a weird voice was asking me if she could return a pair of trousers that she had damaged and I literally spent about 10 minutes politely repeating that we (obviously) do not accept returns if the customer has damaged the item themself. I was getting massively stressed and my floor manager was impatiently waiting for me to end the bloody call. Turns out it was MY MOTHER PRANK CALLING ME.

I know how you feel.
The other night at work, at 6:50pm i was there thinking "only 10 minutes untill i finish work". It was quiet, we didnt have many customers. Then i turned round to find 20-30 people walking in the door at once. Most of them were all together. They ended up buying about 25 meals. And it came to just over £100!!

I work at Mcdonalds, and the standard thing to do is collect payment off the customer before giving them their food. This one guy refused to pay me until he saw that I had got all his food together and put it on a tray. So damn fussy! Also people annoy me when they order a huge meal and then complain that it's too expensive. Mcdonalds is one of the cheapest places to eat, jeesh. Maybe if you hadn't ordered 15 burgers your order would amount to less than £20 or whatever..grr

To be fair, pretty much legally you dont need to pay for something until you have it(online etc is different as the contract has been formed when payment is taken)

If McDonalds classifys itself as a resturant(which it does) then legally they shouldnt take payment for something till after you have eaten.

Just because their rules are different doesnt mean it bypasses laws.

But what was I going to do, take his money and not give him food? In Mcdonalds you can see that the food is right there, which is the difference between it and a sit-down type restaurant. He was just being unnecessarily difficult.

To be fair, pretty much legally you dont need to pay for something until you have it(online etc is different as the contract has been formed when payment is taken)

If McDonalds classifys itself as a resturant(which it does) then legally they shouldnt take payment for something till after you have eaten.

Just because their rules are different doesnt mean it bypasses laws.

Except the food is wrapped etc, and if you go on some threads on another part of TSR there is many stories of places like McDonalds and KFC's missing out parts of food(like just giving a bun and cheese slice etc.

And last year on the rare time I went to McDonalds my drink was half full(how they can miss out unless they selected the wrong one) and the chips half empty when I got them so this person may just have had a bad experience in past with either the company or specific stores.

I work for B&Q and if I'm perfectly honest it's the most ****ty soul destroying job I've ever had. The fact is we are understaffed basically 100% of the time (especially on the checkouts) makes it worse.

You get moaned at 24/7 by customers saying "Isn't there a main till open"? When it's just me on my lonesome on SS because some tard in HQ decided to cut our budget. Glad I only work 6 hours there.

"Why is there only one till open? OPEN MOAR TILLS PLZ" < Mate, your preaching to the choir here....If I could, I would.

Plus you get some fvckers coming it blaming me that the £10,000 kitchen they bought hasn't been fitted properly or has crap fittings and they say "What are you going to do about it? Yeah? Like it's MY fault, so I should fix some problem a showroom guy that gets commission has created while I'm sitting here taking all the abuse.

FML. Can't wait to leave this ****hole.

A 3rd one is, when they push aside the items and pull out the stock from the back, which is, half the time, newer stock and trash the order of the items to get what they want (fish that has a longer expiry date &gt;_&lt

Inconsiderate, lazy, rude customers!!!

^ it's all just a bit of a fuss though. I can see why it's annoying for the worker but McDonalds is quite famous (at least where I live) for missing bits out of orders/getting them wrong etc.