We had a guest ask our SCO TM why if she returns 1 of the 2 BOGO 25 percent off items will be refunded for less. The SCO TM tried to explain that she if she returns one she will get the 25 percent off price. She didnt understand and she was getting mad. So the SCO call me over, but before I could come up one of our ETLs came and tried to help. I stood next to him while he explained, she would not get it at all. She would get more mad and mad. My ETL started losing his patience and told me to go back to watching the front and then he said it one more time to the guest "Because it is BOGO 25 percent off, if you return only one you get the lowest price first (25 percent)" and shes like " I DONT UNDERSTAND, WHY-" and he cuts her off, "That's just the way it is" and walks away. The guest just stood there confused and we asked her If she was gonna return it and she said no that she was arguing just for the principle. Why, oh why must people like this exist.
Weird. The times I've gotten a BOGO item the receipt was clear. The items had a separate section apart from everything else I was buying, marked as a special promotion. Item #1's full cost was listed, promotion marked, return value below that. Then item #2's purchase price, promotion and return value were listed. Unless the return refund doesn't match the return value listed on the receipt how is it confusing?They way receipts represent BOGO anything is the worst. It’s jsut horrible. GSTMs know what I mean
It’s not confusing to us. It’s confusing to guests who don’t bother to read the receipt.Weird. The times I've gotten a BOGO item the receipt was clear. The items had a separate section apart from everything else I was buying, marked as a special promotion. Item #1's full cost was listed, promotion marked, return value below that. Then item #2's purchase price, promotion and return value were listed. Unless the return refund doesn't match the return value listed on the receipt how is it confusing?
Exactly. Or who are being deliberately obtuse because they're buying two to get the deal with full intent of returning the more expensive one that they really didn't want in the first place but only grabbed to get the discount on the one they actually want.It’s not confusing to us. It’s confusing to guests who don’t bother to read the receipt.
Yup, have had to explain them to those who have reading comprehension issues.They way receipts represent BOGO anything is the worst. It’s jsut horrible. GSTMs know what I mean
I had a lady in an electric cart that was so oblivious that she dragged one of those “big basket” displays for several feet before it broke loose.TTOG who plowed an electric cart through several softlines vehicles and knocked them aside, then literally rammed into a shelf multiple times, knocking off several fixtures, reeing about the isles being too narrow, only to pass by again an hour later walking just fine:
Fuck you.
To half the guests wanting to try something on:
Because of desk placement I have a walkway back to the actual fitting rooms that is an arm's reach wide. Why do you all bring your shopping cart all the way to the opening of that path? Do you really have no sense that you are blocking the opening, preventing other guests and me from entering or leaving the fitting rooms? And of the half of the guests that do block it and don't park your carts where walking space is left open, why is it that half of you get a bit huffy when I say that I'm going to have to move your cart so that walkway space is kept open?
If I could like this 10000000000 times I wouldTo that one guest...
This goes out to all of the ones that think that because we're younger, they're automatically right.
Guess what: your modern-grandma haircut isn't the only thing you're wrong about.
Edit: typo
If I could like this 10000000000 times I would