Employee Encounters Rude Customer, Runs Into Him Months Later At His Workplace In Retail Store, And Gets Their Petty Revenge

Everyone who interacts with customers in a customer-facing role, such as customer service or even retail, needs training on how to handle angry and disrespectful clients. In the age of social media, mobile phone videos, and the nature of nations, it's even more crucial.

Seemingly, people feel more comfortable expressing their rage and intimidating coworkers, even when a stranger is filming them on their mobile phone. These poor workers are at the forefront of the major mask controversy and it's not an easy task.

A wide range of clients are prone to grievances but unlike what the general public believes, not all disgruntled customers are impolite. In ideal situations, the majority of dissatisfied clients will maintain their composure while interacting with the support staff.

They won't have to use derogatory language to express their issues. However, some clients regrettably have a tendency toward inappropriate behavior.

The OP had a customer behave so rudely to her when she worked at Home Depot in the paint department where they did color matches. This customer wanted a color match from a random home depot sign that was bolted into a metal counter.

The OP told him that there was no way they could unbolt the sign to color match it but the customer got angry instead. But guess who the OP saw in retail while waiting for the car to get fixed?

You guessed right - the same customer. Keep reading to know what the OP did next.