14 Times Video Game Store Employees Had To Fight Bad Boss Customers
Dear readers,
Video games! Most of you play them in some form, either on a PC or console at home, or crushing some candy on your phone during a commute. A lot of us download them directly to our devices, but there is still a need for physical video game stores. Some of us like to own physical discs, some of our less-gamer relatives use them to buy gifts, and then there are these 14 examples of bad customers, who shouldn’t be anywhere near a videogame store!
We hope you enjoy our latest roundup!
Hannah Montana, I Choose You – We feel really sorry for that gift recipient.
Can I Show You My Social Insecurity Card – This story is from 2012 and sadly attitudes still haven’t changed much.
Transactions For Dummies – A store? You’ve never been in a store before?
She Said, He Said – He can’t hear you over the sound of your ovaries.
Playing The Blame (Video) Game – The great XBox/Playstation war continues.
The Greater Of Two Evils – When Grand Theft Auto becomes a life simulation, it’s time to start worrying.
When In Doubt, Kick ‘Em Out – So, tell me again how this paying thing works?
We Stand Up For Our Own – We might talk smack when in a battle royale, but we’re here for each other when we’re needed.
Numa Numa Meets The Beaches Of Normandy – This guy was in a real battle. His wife still is.
Be Ver-wee Ver-wee Qwiet – I’m Hunting Wii-bits – These days they’re game-ifying everything.
The Devil Is In The Retailers – When you’re having fun with that portal gun.
Modern Scam-ily – This is an X-system.
The Lonely And The Lonelier – A Christmas Carol, now on next-gen consoles!
You Have Unlocked The Lazy Moralist Achievement – Some NAR editors would have never found ‘Knights Of The Round’ without a certain Braddygames guide…
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Tell us your story about a customer who couldn't understand the most simple concept.
