Call Of Duty: Misogynist Warfare
Me: “I’d just like to get this today.”
Employee: “Do you want to do any preorders? Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 is coming out this fall.”
Me: “Sorry, but no thanks. My husband is in the military, and we’re expecting to be moved overseas this summer, so we’re doing all of our fall preorders online.”
Employee: “Sure, cool.”
Manager: “Do you need to see the release dates for the chick games instead?”
Me: “Excuse me?”
(The manager produces a release date list with certain titles highlighted in pink).
Me: “Um, no thanks.”
Manager: “We see your type in all the time.”
Me: “Um, okay. No, I’ll stick with what I’ve got. I don’t actually have a 3DS.”
Employee: “That will be [amount]. Do you have a rewards card?”
(I’m not feeling very comfortable with this store, so I decide to take my business to another branch where I know the management is less judgmental.)
Me: “Yes. Can you move my Ghost Recon and Kingdoms of Amalur preorders to [next closest branch location]?”
Employee: “Yes…” *sighs* “I’ve been doing that a lot lately…”
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Has a customer ever tried to cross you and lived to regret it? What happened?
