Though not nearly as bad as the witchiepoo, I’ve known of a friend who came close. He’d ask for a cup of ice and a cup of cola with no ice. That way he’d get two drinks for price of one.
The original quote was “The customer is always right in matters of taste.” Meaning if they want catsup with steak, or an orange shirt with pinstripes, let them buy it.
The quote has been twisted around, so people think it allows them to take advantage of retailers.
allen@home about 3 years ago
The customer is always right Broomie. After they spend money.
Cornelius Noodleman about 3 years ago
That’s the same way Andy Capp gets kicked out of bars.
jagedlo about 3 years ago
Getting some good hang time on the punt there!
david_42 about 3 years ago
If you aren’t buying something, you are not a customer.
Jeff0811 about 3 years ago
If anyone has a ZAP! headed his way, it’s that guy.
preacherman Premium Member about 3 years ago
Though not nearly as bad as the witchiepoo, I’ve known of a friend who came close. He’d ask for a cup of ice and a cup of cola with no ice. That way he’d get two drinks for price of one.
The Brooklyn Accent about 3 years ago
Some people take packets of ketchup from diners, add them to hot water, and call it tomato soup.
cuzinron47 about 3 years ago
But the establishment reserves the right to determine who’s a customer.
TLH1310 Premium Member about 3 years ago
The original quote was “The customer is always right in matters of taste.” Meaning if they want catsup with steak, or an orange shirt with pinstripes, let them buy it.
The quote has been twisted around, so people think it allows them to take advantage of retailers.
Sisyphos about 3 years ago
Maybe when you become a real customer you’ll find out, freeloader Broomie!