I worked a customer service job for a year and a half answering customer complaints, filing warranties, etc. One day I had a customer, who spent nearly a thousand dollars on one battery that was flooded, (context: flooded batteries cannot be shipped anything but LTL freight, meaning shipping was $300 at least). I carry conversation for a couple weeks, battery comes in from back order, and confirm price, and quantity with customer.Â
At least so I thought, because man, when that battery showed up and he saw it was only one instead of four that he thought it would be, he called and threw a fit. Of course you have the customers who are nice and understandable, admit their fault. This guy was so pissed that I told him we clarified quantity and price over the phone he was convinced I was a scammer, and I was covering up my own mistake. This man called for the rest. of. the. damn. day just ready for more and more.
I eventually quit and got a warehouse job. Sometimes people are too much.