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It was a mistake to go into work early yesterday. 
For my first carryout of the day, I had a recliner, 3 kitchen chairs, and 4 barstools, all for the same customer.
The barstools came in 2 boxes of 2 each, the kitchen chairs came in one box of two and one loose one.
I loaded it all up, delivered it to the customer and her husband/brother/unidentified male companion, helped them get it all into the back of their pickup, and that was that.
At least until today. This morning the customer called the store. "Blah blah blah I didn't get two of my kitchen chairs, blah blah blah you shorted me, blah blah fire the idiot who brought them out, blah blah blah Attorney General."
Service desk lady called me over to talk to her. I refused. It wouldn't be a good career move for me to ask her if she was blind or just stupid. I know I brought out everything that she paid for.
LP lady came in and checked the camera footage from yesterday. It showed your charming and delightful cousin Irv near the front doors with all the items she purchased on his cart, and later showed Irv returning inside the store with an empty cart. Further, the service desk lady checked everything and signed off on the duplicate receipt.
In short, I didn't forget a damn thing.
Customer said she was going to come back to check at the camera footage, which was printed out. She hadn't returned when I left.
Betcha the chairs fell out of the pickup on the way home and they're now sitting in a ditch somewhere.
For my first carryout of the day, I had a recliner, 3 kitchen chairs, and 4 barstools, all for the same customer.
The barstools came in 2 boxes of 2 each, the kitchen chairs came in one box of two and one loose one.
I loaded it all up, delivered it to the customer and her husband/brother/unidentified male companion, helped them get it all into the back of their pickup, and that was that.
At least until today. This morning the customer called the store. "Blah blah blah I didn't get two of my kitchen chairs, blah blah blah you shorted me, blah blah fire the idiot who brought them out, blah blah blah Attorney General."
Service desk lady called me over to talk to her. I refused. It wouldn't be a good career move for me to ask her if she was blind or just stupid. I know I brought out everything that she paid for.
LP lady came in and checked the camera footage from yesterday. It showed your charming and delightful cousin Irv near the front doors with all the items she purchased on his cart, and later showed Irv returning inside the store with an empty cart. Further, the service desk lady checked everything and signed off on the duplicate receipt.
In short, I didn't forget a damn thing.
Customer said she was going to come back to check at the camera footage, which was printed out. She hadn't returned when I left.
Betcha the chairs fell out of the pickup on the way home and they're now sitting in a ditch somewhere.
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