Haha that's alright. It's okay when it's friends. When it's strange customers, it's not okay. Besides, if I was bugged then I would have said something. :) Love you!
I think number six is unreasonable of you. I think people SHOULD have every right to get pissy at you. Sure, it's company policy, but it's a bad, evil company policy and YOU ARE THE FACE OF THE COMPANY. If everyone bitched out the salespeople whenever they asked for personal information when buying a frickin' PAIR OF SHOES, then eventually maybe the company would change its policy. Personally, I always just give the information because I don't really mind being in databases.
("it's company policy" doesn't excuse NAZIs for killing jews. I know that's extreme and different, but it's the same principle - Just because they're your orders doesn't mean you are absolved from the blame of doing an inherently rude thing. Maybe it's a shitty part of the job, but asking an impertinent question is something you've agreed to and having customers get indignant over a rude question/a time wasting event is just something that you should be prepared to accept.)
My whole point is that if I'm asking politely, they can politely decline. No evil glares/comments necessary. And with the return policy thing, honestly there's nothing I can do (one of those the-computer-won't-let-me things). There's a way I have to go about it or it doesn't get done. People seem to think that I can do the return anyway and I'm just being an asshole, which is not the case.
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