Stupid Customers

Customer: “I am getting a ‘Page Cannot Be Displayed’ message.”

Tech Support: “Ok, let’s try our home page.”

Customer: “That worked.”

Tech Support: “Ok, let’s try another page like www.cnn.com.”

Customer: “That worked too.”

Tech Support: “I don’t see any problems then.”

Customer: “Well I tried that page I was trying, and it did it again.”

Tech Support: “What’s the site’s address?”

Customer: “(address).com.”

Tech Support: “Hmmm. It looks like the site is down.”

Customer: “Yeah, I know it is. Can you fix it now, please?”

Tech Support: “It’s not one of our sites, so we can’t fix it.”

Customer: “What do you mean you can’t fix it? You are my Internet provider. You should be able to fix it.”

Tech Support: “No, we cannot. We do not own that site.”

Customer: “Let me speak to your supervisor. You’re just stupid and trying to brush me off.”

Stupid Customers

This happened tonight. A value meal has a drink, a fry, and a burger. Almost everybody knows that. But this guy. . .

I’m in drive thru and there’s a bing. I go: Hi, welcome to Sedro-Woolley Dairy Queen, go ahead and order whenever you’re ready.

Customer: Yes, I’d like a number one meal, the bacon cheddar, but instead of the drink, can I upsize my fries?

Me: So a large fry and a number one burger?

Customer: No, no, i want the meal, i just don’t want the drink.

Me: A meal without the drink is a fry and the burger.

Customer: No, you don’t understand. I want. The number one MEAL. But instead of a drink, I want to upsize my fries.

Me: And that would be a large fry and a burger.

Customer: A number one MEAL without the drink.

Me: <repeats> A large fry and a bacon cheddar burger. Customer: See, I want the meal. So, I want the large fry and the burger, but no drink. (pause) How would that be for my dog?

Me: <raises an eyebrow> I’m sorry. . . your dog???

Customer: Oh, my dog’s at home right now. He’s great. . .

Me: . . . . . . .Okay. . .so. . .A large fry and a bacon cheddar burger?

Customer: Well, is there anything you can do to take the drink off there?

Me: Well, I can ask my supervisor to see if I can take a dollar or something off for the drink, hold on a second.

Customer: See, i want the-

Me: <trying to talk to RSV> I’m sor-

Customer: -Bacon cheddar-

Me: I’ll be with you in just a moment!

Customer: Oh, okay

So i talk to RSV.

Me: Robert, this guy in my ear is a freak, he’s talking about his dog, and it’s freakin’ me out; He wants to take off some money from the value meal because he doesn’t want the drink.

RSV: Ask Suki.

Me: <turns to Suki> This guy wants a bacon cheddar meal without the drink and large fries instead.

Suki: Ring up a bacon cheddar burger and a large fry.

Me: I did, and the guy keeps saying it’s wrong!

Suki: Okay, just. . .humour him and just ring up a large fry and a bacon cheddar burger.

Me: <goes back to her station> So a large fry and a bacon cheddar burger.

Customer: I guess I can go with that, how much would it be?

Me: <says price>

Customer: WHAT?!!! That’s even more then the value meal!! You know what, here, i’ll come to the window and we’ll talk about this. Me: Okay. . . <as soon as the guy is out of my ear> Robert! You come talk to this guy, I’m not doing it, he’s freaking me out talking about his dog and stuff.

Jenny: Here, I’ll talk to him. <he comes up to the window and they argue> A value meal is a burger, a fry, and a drink. Customer: Yeah.

Jenny: You don’t want the drink and so that’s a large fry and a burger.

Customer: No, i want the meal! Ring it up as the meal.

Jenny: <shrugs and rings it up as the meal, telling him the price>

Customer: WHAT?!! I ONLY SAVE FIVE CENTS?!

Jenny: <doesn’t know what to say>

Me: That was how Suki had told me to ring it up.

Jenny: That was how her boss told her to ring it up.

Customer: Ah. . .YOU KNOW WHAT, forget it! I’M GOING TO THE COMPETITORS!!!

And then he sped off.

Note to customers – If you want a value meal with large fries and a burger, no drink, it is a fry and a burger. Sweet simplicity.

-Mearick

Stupid Customers

I work at a Dairy Queen, and I have to deal with stupid customers everyday. I have a bunch of stories; I hardly know where to start. So I’ll just mention a short one that happened the other day.

Customer: Excuse me! What’s up with this blizzard?!

Me: Why, what’s wrong with it?

Customer: There are chunks of strawberries in it!

Me: <stares at it> . . .Yeah; it’s a Strawberry Cheesequake.

Customer: Well YEAH, but it’s not supposed to have chunks of strawberry in it! I mean. . .SHIT, I can’t eat that!! That’s disgusting!

Note to customers: A Strawberry Cheesequake comes with cheesecake pieces and strawberries.

-Mearick

Stupid Customers

Customer: “I am going to shoot everyone at your DSL office. Where are you located at, anyways?”

Tech Support: “Uh, for security purposes, just like this, our company states we cannot reveal our call center’s location.”

Customer: “I am filing a complaint against you with the public utilities commission.”

Tech Support: “You do realize DSL is not a public utility, right?”