They Can Handle Less Data Than A Micro SD
Customer: “I need a stick thing for my tablet.”
Me: “It looks like you’ll need a micro SD card. They’re in aisle two, and if you head over there, I’ll get someone to meet you so they can help you find the right one.”
Customer: “What do I need? I need some kind of stick.”
Me: “A micro SD card.”
Customer: “What are those?”
Me: “Little memory cards. They’re in aisle two, and I’ll get someone to meet you there to help you.”
Customer: “Okay, so, I need a… what?”
Me: “A micro SD card.”
Customer: “I don’t know anything about them.”
Me: “That’s okay, someone can help you. They’re in aisle two and I’ll get someone to meet you there to help.”
Customer: “Okay, so what do I need?”
Me: “A micro SD card.”
Customer: “Where are they?”
Me: *pause* “Aisle two.”
Customer: “Okay.”
(The next customer in line comes up to the counter.)
Customer #2: “That was painful to watch.”
(I laugh a little.)
Customer #2: “I need to ship something.”
Me: “Okay, we’re going to go all the way to end over there.”
Customer: “All the way where?”
Me: “To the end of the counter.”
Customer: “I know, I’m just kidding.”
Question of the Week
Tell us your story about a customer who couldn't understand the most simple concept.
