I'm staying the hell out of Malaysia then.
Let the competitors take them! Then your competitors have to deal with it. And while you won't get as many shoppers, you'll probably save a lot of money by not having your merchandise get destroyed."Malaysians think they can always go to the competitor if we do not give them the service they demand.
And you won't have poop everywhere.Originally Posted by vorpal blade
Can you imagine going to get a box of Cocoa Krispies, and seeing a dude taking a dump in the middle of the aisle?
Leave some shards under the belly
Lay some grease inside my hand
It's a sentimental jury
And the makings of a good plan
Yeah, I can. But I don't want to.
Stay away from their chocolate pudding. And lemonade. You never know where it came from.
'Customer is always right' is not an accurate statement. A more accurate statement is that 'customers know what they want' and if you don't give them it, they buy it elsewhere.
However this is not the case. In this case, you don't want these customers period. Throw them out. Lunacy. If this was done in America I hope to God somebody gets sued (small claims court).
You think this doesn't happen in other places? I worked in a department store for two years, and saw this type of thing all the time. I could tell you stories. Once, a shop lifter got caught by our security people wearing four or five pairs of underwear and two pairs of pants out of the store. When she realized she was caught, she peed on herself so the clothes would have to be disposed of.
I've found used tampons in the floor of the business wear shopping area, not in the fitting rooms. In the fitting rooms I've found puddles of urine, poop, dirty diapers, spit, snot and all manner of gross things better left inside the body.
And then you have the bitches who wear heavy make up and try on clothes. Orangey brown stains on everything, and we have to either mark them as losses or mark them down for other customers.
So yeah, it's not just a Malaysian thing. Thishappens everywhere. Grrrr, now I'm mad.
EDIT: OH! And even better than all of this are the teenagers who try to have sex in the fitting rooms. Sometimes, they succeed.
Retail sucks. All of you people should be ashamed of yourselves!
Signature by rubah. I think.
I really mean that if caught you can do something about it. I can't be held at fault for making generalisations when you can't be omniscient :p
But seriously, I am mad too >:(
All of this is where being a guy rocks. I wear size 32x32 and I wear XXL shirts...or medium if they are dress shirts. The XXL is a preference thing. As a result of knowing this...I don't ever need to try anything on. The last thing I tried on was a Cardigan and that was because it is more of a coat type thing for the office. Needed to make sure it would feel right and be thick enough over another shirt. I didn't need the dressing room for that.You think this doesn't happen in other places? I worked in a department store for two years, and saw this type of thing all the time. I could tell you stories. Once, a shop lifter got caught by our security people wearing four or five pairs of underwear and two pairs of pants out of the store. When she realized she was caught, she peed on herself so the clothes would have to be disposed of.
I've found used tampons in the floor of the business wear shopping area, not in the fitting rooms. In the fitting rooms I've found puddles of urine, poop, dirty diapers, spit, snot and all manner of gross things better left inside the body.
And then you have the bitches who wear heavy make up and try on clothes. Orangey brown stains on everything, and we have to either mark them as losses or mark them down for other customers.
So yeah, it's not just a Malaysian thing. This
EDIT: OH! And even better than all of this are the teenagers who try to have sex in the fitting rooms. Sometimes, they succeed.
Retail sucks. All of you people should be ashamed of yourselves!
I also don't shop for clothing very often either...ya know...being a guy. I just had my deca-annual shopping thing. I don't need to buy clothes for another 10 years
All of that stuff must go right over my head because I don't shop like that all that often.
It's not hard to pull off, I've done it several times.
That would just be too weird. I'm such a firm believer that there are cameras behind those god forsaken mirrors that I will actually get into a corner to change my clothes while inside a changing room. Seriously, I am too paranoid for that crap.
And yeah, I'm aware that it probably isn't true. But on a scale of one to ten, my paranoia is about 125.
This thread is horribly disgusting but.... I can't.... stop laughing.
Oh, God this is horrible I may never go shopping again.I'll just wear a box or a couple of stcicks and leaves from now on.
That is so disgusting. Fortunately, most of that stuff I see in the men's bathrooms at department stores...not in the shopping area. I can't tolerate public bathrooms though, especially at school. That's just another thing I hate about other guys. I've seen everything from umm...waste products smeared on walls, on the toilet paper roll, on the floor, on the toilet itself to semen in the same areas. It's disgusting. There's writing on the walls as well (though I'm guilty of that. XD). I'm always half tempted to use the girls' room in hopes of something a little more hygenic. But there are cameras in almost every hallway at school, so I can't get away with it. Most times I just wait until I get home. ^^
But anyway, this is sickening.
Disgusting. Unfortunatly, I'm not suprised. I am incapable of being shocked at the lack of class or dignity of some people. I say we sic animal control on them. (kidding-sort of)
The thing that really gets me is the leaving the kids behind for hours. If that happened at a store I worked at, I would call CPS. Child abandonment and all.
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