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  • Originally posted by RanJ View Post
    Gutless pricks is what they are.
    Got it in one RanJ. We get the same with the way customers treat our ladies on our public front counter. Then I go out and ask them if they'd like a detailed tour "out back." Most decline that offer.
    Dave
    Views expressed are mine alone and are not intended to compromise the integrity of my employer nor offend those who may read such views.
    Bugger Bali, get out and see Australia before we sell it all to China.

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    • Originally posted by Bushbasher View Post
      Got it in one RanJ. We get the same with the way customers treat our ladies on our public front counter. Then I go out and ask them if they'd like a detailed tour "out back." Most decline that offer.
      Never understood that mentality. If you've got a problem... jumping up and down while ranting and raving won't speed up the process. Its not until I remind people that while I'm out here helping them... Im not in the workshop helping their car. Most people see the point.

      Had one the other day that told the young girl that if his wasnt parked out front and ready to go by 4pm (the original ETA) then I could rip it all back out and give him a refund. I called him at 3:45 and said I wont be done until about 4:30 because of his previous attempt to install his alarm. Should I finish up or rip it out and refund him his cash in which case that wasnt a problem and his car will be ready to leave by about 4:45...

      Wasnt so smug then.

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      • Spending $800 on a new BBQ and then having to spend 40 minutes assembling the bloody thing. Cooks great though.
        Dave
        Views expressed are mine alone and are not intended to compromise the integrity of my employer nor offend those who may read such views.
        Bugger Bali, get out and see Australia before we sell it all to China.

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        • Originally posted by RanJ View Post
          Never understood that mentality. If you've got a problem... jumping up and down while ranting and raving won't speed up the process.
          Try working in retail, ranting about having to pay for bags does not get your purchases packed any faster people! Whilst I realise we are there to serve customers, we are not responsible for the decisions of head office. Telling them to lodge their feedback with someone who can actually do something about their complaint just falls on deaf ears.

          Originally posted by Bushbasher View Post
          Spending $800 on a new BBQ and then having to spend 40 minutes assembling the bloody thing. Cooks great though.
          Could be worse, they could have given you 2 right hand panels and no left panel like ours. To their credit they did courier me over the correct part within a few days, would have been really annoying had I needed it the day we assembled it.

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          • And then there's another 20 minutes spent cutting up the cardboard boxes with a stanley knife in order to fit it into the recycle bin. Will need 2 bin loads.
            Dave
            Views expressed are mine alone and are not intended to compromise the integrity of my employer nor offend those who may read such views.
            Bugger Bali, get out and see Australia before we sell it all to China.

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            • Originally posted by Bushbasher View Post
              And then there's another 20 minutes spent cutting up the cardboard boxes with a stanley knife in order to fit it into the recycle bin. Will need 2 bin loads.
              Gotta love that! That's why we get a lot of customers asking us to unpack their purchases in the car park so they don't have to deal with the rubbish. It's only a problem when we then discover their massive purchases will still not fit in their tiny hatchback or standard sedan boot.

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              • Originally posted by fido666 View Post
                It's only a problem when we then discover their massive purchases will still not fit in their tiny hatchback or standard sedan boot.
                That's not a problem over here. They just stick it on the roof and tie it down with some string or hold it up there with a couple of pairs of hands.
                Dave
                Views expressed are mine alone and are not intended to compromise the integrity of my employer nor offend those who may read such views.
                Bugger Bali, get out and see Australia before we sell it all to China.

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                • Originally posted by Bushbasher View Post
                  Spending $800 on a new BBQ and then having to spend 40 minutes assembling the bloody thing. Cooks great though.
                  Last year a mate invited a few of us over to his place to christen the new BBQ. And yes we had to build it first while he wandered around be the cordial host. At least that meant I did the cooking so how do you like your steak? All rare. Did you say well done? Sorry about that.
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                  • Americanisms.

                    FFS
                    it's a bonnet not a hood
                    it's a boot not a trunk

                    The list goes on.........

                    This is Australia

                    I feel better now

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                    • ...and tell the kids the letter is ZED not Zee
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                      Some trips done - Cape York, Fraser Island, Simpson Desert / Central Aust, Vic High Country.

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                      • Originally posted by fido666 View Post
                        Gotta love that! That's why we get a lot of customers asking us to unpack their purchases in the car park so they don't have to deal with the rubbish. It's only a problem when we then discover their massive purchases will still not fit in their tiny hatchback or standard sedan boot.
                        had this exact discussion last night at Steak Night! Ikea customers apparently doing the same in the carparks!

                        As if they don't all lose the bolt kits

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                        • How many times do I have to visit Telstra to get my address changed? I also told them again that I don't want a posted bill - they charge $2 for the privilege. So, I've been in 5 times and also updated my details online. They even sent me an email confirming the change but the posted bills are still going to an old address. I watched the girl do the changes on their computer in the store (twice). Yesterday I told them that they owed me $8. The girl apologized and said she would give me some vouchers for the donut shop so I could get coffee? When she went to get the vouchers she came back and said that they were all out of them. I said well I'll expect $8 off my next bill. Then Telstra has the audacity to send me an email asking me to rate their service.
                          Dave
                          Views expressed are mine alone and are not intended to compromise the integrity of my employer nor offend those who may read such views.
                          Bugger Bali, get out and see Australia before we sell it all to China.

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                          • Originally posted by Bushbasher View Post
                            How many times do I have to visit Telstra to get my address changed? I also told them again that I don't want a posted bill - they charge $2 for the privilege. So, I've been in 5 times and also updated my details online. They even sent me an email confirming the change but the posted bills are still going to an old address. I watched the girl do the changes on their computer in the store (twice). Yesterday I told them that they owed me $8. The girl apologized and said she would give me some vouchers for the donut shop so I could get coffee? When she went to get the vouchers she came back and said that they were all out of them. I said well I'll expect $8 off my next bill. Then Telstra has the audacity to send me an email asking me to rate their service.
                            Try getting them to correct your DOB which they entered incorrectly.

                            When you call and they ask DOB as part of confirmation it is you.
                            Sorry incorrect
                            OK try this one which is not correct. OK that is correct.

                            After so many attempts to get it corrected i have given up.

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                            • Originally posted by Fred63 View Post
                              Americanisms.

                              FFS
                              it's a bonnet not a hood
                              it's a boot not a trunk

                              The list goes on.........

                              This is Australia

                              I feel better now
                              It's a saloon not a sedan
                              It's a silencer not a muffler.
                              It's paraffin not kerosene.

                              We don't actually have our own terms, we just borrow some from the Brits, some from the Yanks.
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                              • I don't know a West Aussie that would call it a saloon, silencer or paraffin unless he was a Pom.
                                We are all different with our words

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