Retarded Customer
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Some handicapped people, in this case the persons caretaker, like to pull the handicapped card like some minorities use the race card. They want to be treated equally but as soon as something doesn't go exactly like they want, out come the cards. It's pretty pathetic if you ask me.
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ichibankilla;262142 wrote:
Some handicapped people, in this case the persons caretaker, like to pull the handicapped card like some minorities use the race card. They want to be treated equally but as soon as something doesn't go exactly like they want, out come the cards. It's pretty pathetic if you ask me.so true...
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although i think its kind of messed up that you named this thread "retarted customer"
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It sounds like YOU (Jim), have the right concept on how to handle someone with a disability, and the caretaker is the one that should reevaluate how they handle their client. Using his disability as leverage shows the lack of respect for the individual, as they should be the FIRST to acknowledge that their client is equal to all...nothing more OR less.
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JN210;262126 wrote:
did you even know he was special?Yes, it was pretty obvious.
weshole;262132 wrote:
If he has a caretaker, he/she should have been the one taking care of this. I have a customer here at Team which is just like your customer. But the difference is that the caretaker is NOW the one that is in charge of his porblems.Everytime he spoke with me on the phone, I could hear his caretaker in the background telling him what to say.
DaveH;262148 wrote:
It's the lazer supply places fault, they should have known you were going to need another one.:drunken_smilie:
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GarageAlchemist;262152 wrote:
although i think its kind of messed up that you named this thread "retarted customer"Ok, I was a bit mad earlier. "special customer," is that more PC? hehe
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GarageAlchemist;262152 wrote:
although i think its kind of messed up that you named this thread "retarted customer"I honestly saw no connection between the title and the fact his customer was handicapped. I just assumed he was calling them "retarded" for what actually ensued(ie caretaker bitching).
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Jim cant you just make one, I mean thats all it takes right.? Consumers are very rarely satisfied and just want to bitch to bitch.Retail sucks.I still dont feel sorry for the poor handicaped kid.I have a friend that has a broken neck and he get shit done 10 times more efficent than me.
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slow90gsx;262199 wrote:
Jim cant you just make one, I mean thats all it takes right.? Consumers are very rarely satisfied and just want to bitch to bitch.Retail sucks.I still dont feel sorry for the poor handicaped kid.I have a friend that has a broken neck and he get shit done 10 times more efficent than me.
Isn't that the truth! retail does suck, you bend over backwards to give the fuckers good service, and its never good enough. They will always find a reason to bitch. My boss is just like the customers! :icon_scratch: He cant seem to grasp the concept, I am only one person, and if i don't do 20 things at a time, he pisses and moans just like the customers. I don't think there is any reason to give a handicapped customer special treatment when it comes to selling them items. -
DelSlow;262156 wrote:
That just proves it. Only retards buy PS3s.
you stole my joke, fucker -
The retard should be happy he's not living in his parents basement and never spoken of, like he would have been 50 years ago. His handler should not have a job funded by medicare/aid. Tough shit for the retard. But seriously don't worry about it, he has probably forgotten all about it and will call you again this friday.
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Id be making calls letting people know how much of an idiot that care taker is and that you dont appreciate the attitude they have with their client and you
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