try returning something at Sutherlands some time. No bar codes. They review the receipt, write up a ticket, frank the ticket in a register, attach a receipt, and give you your money back. Takes 15 minutes every time, no exaggeration. I've decided it is no longer worth returning anything under $10.

box of weed maybe - BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ironically while reading thread - a Cabela's commercial was just on ESPN.

Somewhere on OutdoorsPlanet.com, an old man just made a thread: "Bob vs. the Stubborn Shopper"

I ordered my smoking biscuits for my Bradley smoker off the internet.

Bo's Pelini vs Long stories

Too long did not read

That's where my office is. (When I don't work from home)

Words are hard.

Fyp

Lulz

I just use the Ron Swanson technique. I swear this really works because I use this all the time I go into places like that....Sams, Walmart, Costco, Lowes, Home Depot, Best Buy, etc.

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Suck man.

You're doing it wrong though. The two dudes in the front that ask about the CC VISA, the correct answer is "Yep. Sure do. Thanks." Shuts them right up.

The number of checkouts was in our audit reports quite a bit.

An option for you, is they do have surveys and a feedback line.

I'm a sales manager for a small chain of carpet stores. I frequently find myself asking my boss, "Is this something our customers want, or just something we want?". Seems like retailers, large and small, should ask that question more often. There a few companies that I simply won't shop as they seem to go out of their way to piss off their customers.