'I started moving the bags, 2 at a time': Hardware store "employee" weighs down entitled customer's car with 30 bags of concrete

This person tried to tell a customer that he was going to regret stacking so much weight on top of his car… too bad he didn't listen! 

If you've ever worked in retail, you know that the phrase "the customer is always right" is far from true. However, there's a certain type of customer who lives by that rule. If they demand it, they expect the employees to get it done ASAP. You know: the customer who goes to a restaurant and starts demanding a certain sandwich, and the waiter is like, "We don't serve that and we never have." But the customer won't take no for an answer. They'll insist that they've had that sandwich there, and that the manager knows them, and that they come in three times a week to eat here, so you'd better treat them like royalty. Okay, Jan *cue eyeroll.*  

This person told a story about an entitled customer who just kept insisting that this person worked at the store (they didn't) and should help them load concrete bags onto his car (bad idea!). The customer wouldn't take no for an answer, so this person had a field day playing along with his moronic scheme. 

After that, read the hilarious tale of the "trimmed" $250 scarf and the note the goofy seller included in the package: "I left a bad review, and the was the seller's response."

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