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  • I love the sound of crazy in the morning.

    Shortly after 9 or so, some woman came marching up to the service desk, a big wet splotch on the ass of her blue jeans. She told the woman back there "I slipped and fell in your parking lot."

    Service desk lady asked her "Are you okay?"

    Big mistake, because what followed next was about as epic a meltdown as I've ever seen a customer undergo. She just went Chris Crocker on the service desk lady. "NO I'M NOT OKAY! I SLIPPED AND FELL IN YOUR FUCKING PARKING LOT! GET OUT THERE AND SALT IT! IT'S A SNOWSTORM OUT THERE! GET OUT THERE AND SALT IT! I'M GOING TO SUE BECAUSE YOU DON'T TAKE CARE OF YOUR PARKING LOT AND YOU DON'T FUCKING CARE IF SOMEBODY FALLS AND GETS RUN OVER AND DIES THERE! GET OUT AND SALT IT!"

    All this screamed at the top of her lungs, with a half-choked sob here and there and her gesticulating wildly with her arms. I'm surprised she didn't give herself an aneurysm on the spot. At first I was trying really hard not to , but that soon gave way to "Shit, they're going to send me outside to shovel again!"

    Then she announced she wanted to fill out an accident report, because her arm hurt. Coincidentally, she had just been gesturing wildly with that same arm. She didn't seem to have any injuries, other than to her pride, when I saw her walk in.

    Store manager and LP took care of the accident report and then went out to investigate. Turns out this lady will not have any kind of case against us, because:

    The lot already had been plowed and salted (An inch or two of snow fell last night and this morning).
    She was wearing tennis shoes with next to no tread on the soles, and
    She didn't even fall in our part of the lot. She fell in the part of the lot that's the strip mall's responsibility. People really need to understand that just because we're the anchor of the mall doesn't mean we control the entire mall and parking lot.

    So instead of going all BAAAAWWWWWWW on us for something that isn't our fault, why doesn't she just go cry about what a useless human being she evidently is?
    Knowledge is power. Power corrupts. Study hard. Be evil.

    "I never said I wasn't a horrible person."--Me, almost daily

  • #2
    Quoth Irving Patrick Freleigh View Post
    So instead of going all BAAAAWWWWWWW on us for something that isn't our fault, why doesn't she just go cry about what a useless human being she evidently is?
    If she did that, then she wouldn't be an SC.
    "I don't have to be petty. The Universe does that for me."

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    • #3
      Quoth Ironclad Alibi View Post
      If she did that, then she wouldn't be an SC.
      She's just a flakey ice hole trying to pull a snow job.
      "All I've ever learned from love was how to shoot somebody who out-drew ya"

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      • #4
        Late last year I fell outside a neighbor's house due to his custom sidewalk having a thin layer of ice that the regular sidewalk did not have. Fell pretty hard on my knee.

        I picked myself up and kept walking.
        "IT stands away, interrupting himself from the incessant hammering of the kittens…"

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        • #5
          I work for a rental company in a state that usually gets alot of snow. We had a tenant who, while on her third trip into the house carrying groceries, fell in the parking lot even after that parking lot had been plowed and salted. She tried sueing us, and when she went in front of the judge he asked her if she realized snow and ice were slippery. Maybe it's just a law in my state, but basically it's kind of a "dumbass" rule where if there's snow on the ground you need to be extra careful and if you fall, it's not the responsibility of the property owner.
          Men have two emotions: Hungry and Horny. If you see him without an erection, make him a sandwich.

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          • #6
            Here private individuals, and presumably corporations, have 24 hours after the snow STOPS to clear the sidewalk. I would imagine that would be applied to slip-and-fall cases (unless it's something really bad, like a sheet of smooth ice, with loose snow on top, and the company knew).

            Because of the aforementioned assumptions, I was just laughing when I read her complaint that it was a snowstorm out there, and they should have cleared so she wouldn't fall.

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