Coffee shop owner tired of rude customers teaches them a lesson

[Silver]

This is freaking brilliant:



http://www.boredpanda.com/roanoke-coffee...41b85aaeb5

[Jesster]

It's not the most original idea, but it's still a great one. Rude customers piss me off.

[c172]

I'm kind of in the middle. Customers can really take advantage of businesses and services, but I think, within reason, the customer should be able to expect a less-than-annoying experience.

Pretty clever, I'll say, but I'd likely go elsewhere.

[Silver]

Rude customers piss me off.

Indeed.

I just saw this on FB the other day:

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I'm kind of in the middle. Customers can really take advantage of businesses and services, but I think, within reason, the customer should be able to expect a less-than-annoying experience.

Pretty clever, I'll say, but I'd likely go elsewhere.

McDonalds coffee is one dollar. And you can be as rude as you want.

I figure if you realize that the coffee is better than that of McDonalds, you'd be nicer to get the better coffee.

[ignoramus]

If you want a gorby in your coffee.
I'll play it safe and stay polite.

[Athene]

If I want to be told "how to act", I can go to my mama's house.

I'm always very polite to service workers. Thing is, I go to these establishments for goods and/or service; Not to be preached/lectured to. 
It's likely that I'd take my business elsewhere, based on that principle.

[Silver]

Sometimes, the customer needs a rude awakening.

Everyone who claims they'd take their business elsewhere never do.

They only make that claim as a threat to get their way, because they think they're snowflake customers.

[Losty]

Rude customers piss me off.

Indeed.

I just saw this on FB the other day:

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Didn't want a huge image cluttering the page.

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I'm kind of in the middle. Customers can really take advantage of businesses and services, but I think, within reason, the customer should be able to expect a less-than-annoying experience.

Pretty clever, I'll say, but I'd likely go elsewhere.

McDonalds coffee is one dollar.  And you can be as rude as you want.

I figure if you realize that the coffee is better than that of McDonalds, you'd be nicer to get the better coffee.

McDonalds doesn't have coffee. They serve liquid shit in a cup.

[emjay]

I can't imagine ever not saying please and thank you while being served as a customer in whatever setting. I'm just not built that way. Like if I won the lottery, I wouldn't do well with a butler and would probably end up doing more for him than he did for me , and always saying please and thank you. Basically I couldn't order someone around/take them for granted like that, even if was their job and what was expected of their job. I just wouldn't feel comfortable with it.

[Losty]

I don't know. I always say please and thank you but I don't really want to buy coffee from a place that basically tells me I have to.