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spacetoaster posted:Can any of you tell if someone who, to a person who doesn't work a service job, looks like they might not have money but does? I can't, other than finding out you can't really tell and never assume. Not really retail, but I owned an automotive repair shop for many years in Silicon Valley, and the amount of well-dressed guys with fairly nice cars who whined incessantly about the bill while spreading to cost over three maxed out credit cards was only eclipsed by the number of scroungy dudes with old cars who didn't even blink at the cost and cheerfully unrolled hundred-dollar bills off of a wad the size of my fist. Even the shoe-thing doesn't always work because people donate expensive clothes to thrift shops and such, plus fakes are often cheap/common.
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# ¿ Jul 14, 2017 13:23 |
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# ¿ Apr 28, 2024 12:57 |
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I always turn down the 'free poo poo' because there always seems to be a bunch of time-consuming bullshit to go through before I actually get free poo poo. "Sir, would you like a free set of giraffe spats with your purchase of helium and plastic bags?" 'Uhhh.. yeah, I guess' "Great! <big fake smile> just fill out this application for our loyalty card/credit card/etc. and we'll send you a coupon for the giraffe spats" And at that point I hate saying 'gently caress that, way too much bullshit', especially because I know the poor employees don't want to be pushing this poo poo either and they probably get penalized in some way for not getting enough applications or whatever. If they're obviously just reaching under the counter and handing out free stuff, sure, I'll take it, but it never seems to work out that way so I automatically refuse everything.
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# ¿ Aug 5, 2017 17:25 |
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Zombiepop posted:gently caress middle class people who try to haggle and start fights at the loving goodwill store. Gotta be atleast one every day. Those shitheads are all dealers - they just resell that stuff for 5x your price at their antique-store booths and poo poo. gently caress 'em.
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# ¿ Sep 3, 2017 21:22 |