I was at the local wally world here, returning some bad products we had purchased earlier in the day. Bad food can you believe it, from the biggest retail store in the world.
Any way I got in line behind an elderly lady, and she was returning a ps3 she bought for her grandson. Grandma told the service lady she really couldn't afford one and was relieved when her son told her he had bought one for the kid. She gets her money back and leaves.
Now I was all amped up to tell these folks a thing or two about selling bad products. But all I could think is I am next in line I am about to purchase a ps3 that was going for $25,000 on ebay last week.
So I put my issue's aside for a brief moment. Tell the lady I will take the ps3. She tells me it has to be rotated back into stock. I then ask her what that means. She says a manager has to sign off big ticket item's before they are returned. Well I wait for a manager about 15 minutes, holding up the line, because I won't step aside untill I get my ps3. Now I have wrote the check, have the ps3 in my grundgy little mits.
Then I hold the line up about 10 more minutes ranting about how this is not the first time we have bought bad food from there. And I will no longer just throw it away I don't care if it cost only a dollar.
So the manager who overheard my ranting comes over and tells me if I would be happy with a 25.00 gift card free of charge for my troubles. I reply back that a 50.00 gift card wouldnt make me happy.
He produces a card and scans it in for 100.00. Now that made me happy. I bought a ps3 for 500.00 bucks.
My 25 year old son will be a happy young man Christmas morning. He has 3 kids of his own and can't afford things for himself anymore,hardy har har,har har. I told him those kids cost alot of cheddar.
So that is my 2006 Christmas story.