#customers

[unpeeled-human]

[charlesoberonn]

[incognitopolls]

This is asking only about your perception of the OTHER person's behavior, regardless of whether you were the customer or the worker in that situation.

Have you ever had a customer service interaction (customer/employee) where it seemed like the other person was extra warm/friendly because they read you as a fellow LGBTQ+ person?

I've definitely experienced this

I'm pretty sure I've experienced this

I'm not sure

I'm fairly sure I've never experienced this

I've definitely never experienced this

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[fieriframes]

[I made a reservation at the restaurant of love. Where they only have tables for two. Instead of taking my order, the waiter gave me a kiss. Instead of food, I ate perfume. The love restaurant failed its recent health inspection. Because the kitchen is infested with rats. I'm not talking love rats; these are regular rats. And they're biting all the customers and staff. I got food poisoning at the love restaurant. Pretty sure it was caused by the rats. I posted a one-heart review on Yelp.com/love. Then the business owner contacted me privately. He said, 'Why'd you give my restaurant a one-heart review?' I said, 'Because it was full of rats.' He said, 'This is a small business, and this review could ruin me.' He cried over the phone and said he was trying his best.]

[gregor-samsung]

かもめ食堂 (Kamome shokudō) [Kamome Diner] (Naoko Ogigami, 2006)

[memes4doom]

[farewell-to-lorien]

remember that the full quote from Harry Selfridge is ‘the customer is always right, in matters of taste,’ which means that if they wanna buy an ugly hat, let them—they're still buying it. like a lot of sayings, it's been cut in half to cater to the absolute worst kind of people.

Nate Ming, Tweet dated February 8, 2022