Scamming In Plain Sight
(A customer ‘drops’ a brick, giving it a little chip. He then proceeds to join the line.)
Cashier: “Hello, sir, how can I help?”
Customer: “There’s a chip in this brick. I’d like to get a discount please.”
Cashier: “I’m sorry, sir, only cracks or serious fractures would warrant a discount on bricks. A chip won’t damage the function or stability of the brick.”
(The customer proceeds to lift up the brick and forcefully drops it on the ground.)
Customer: “Now it’s broken! Can I get a discount now?”
Cashier: “No, but you can sure as h*** pay for that.”
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Question of the Week
Have you ever met a customer who thought the world revolved around them?
