Another bad_service that wasn't.
axlackxofxcolor decides to post about an experience she had at Blockbuster where she got there after closing due to bad info on the web page and then demanded that the employee inside open the inner door to talk to her about it.
Several people point out that it's dangerous and against company policy to open the doors after closing, but the OP insists that they should have known she was no threat because she was a girl.
Meanwhile, evawhitley goes off on some strange side rant about how she got fired for complaining to a customer. And then proceeds to inform us that:
When Blockbuster fails (as it will, at some point, because indifference to the details is what kills businesses like this) it will blame Net Flix, or the ease of downloading movies, or the economy but it starts by thinking the customer serves the business rather than the other way around.
The Blockbuster employees posting here: consider this a warning that you work on a sinking ship. You're better than that.
It's minor, but I found it pretty amusing.
Edit: I'm an idiot and it's locked. Sorry guys. (Cue 1000 posts telling me it's locked).
Several people point out that it's dangerous and against company policy to open the doors after closing, but the OP insists that they should have known she was no threat because she was a girl.
Meanwhile, evawhitley goes off on some strange side rant about how she got fired for complaining to a customer. And then proceeds to inform us that:
When Blockbuster fails (as it will, at some point, because indifference to the details is what kills businesses like this) it will blame Net Flix, or the ease of downloading movies, or the economy but it starts by thinking the customer serves the business rather than the other way around.
The Blockbuster employees posting here: consider this a warning that you work on a sinking ship. You're better than that.
It's minor, but I found it pretty amusing.
Edit: I'm an idiot and it's locked. Sorry guys. (Cue 1000 posts telling me it's locked).