‘You have no clue what you're doing': Customer demands to speak to manager after yelling at employee, only to discover the employee is the manager

Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor

Feb 29, 2024 9:00 AM EST

Every customer should remind themselves when they go into any type of store, that the employees are there for a reason. They have had training, they probably have been working there for a while, and you are not the first customer walking in. The bottom line is, they know what they're doing. So if you, a customer, come in and ask for a product and an employee tells you that they don't have it, chances are, they don't have it. Calling the employee names or asking to see the manager, will not change the fact that you are not getting that product from them today.

This leads us to this Reddit story. An employee in a food store answered the phone to a customer who asked about a certain product. After checking, the employee tells the customer that they don't have that product, which for some reason, made the customer really mad. He then starts yelling at the employee, telling her she doesn't know how to do her job, and asking for the manager. The unphased employee then informs the customer she is the manager and hangs up the phone.

I wish I could tell you that the customer was done after that, but he was not, so scroll down to read the rest of the story. Once you are done, click here for another story of an employee who got fired the day after his anniversary in the company.

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