Stupid Guest Tricks

One advantage of being a re-hire is guests look at my "Class of 2004" nametag and think I'm a newbie. Unless they ask me, they don't know that I've been around for over 5 years total.

I had a guest come into Fantasia today trying to return a Roger Rabbit plush that she claimed she bought at Showcase in May of this year. And of course she had no receipt and there was no price tag or barcode. Boy did she try to cheat the wrong person.

I was suspicious from the beginning and boy was I right when I saw the tag had an older DL and WDW logo and (C) Disney 1987. The plush was also dirty and the texture was not the same as any DLR plush we've sold in the last 3 years or so. I told her I'd have to call a lead and all of a sudden she sure was in a hurry to get out of there. After she left I called my lead, manager, and security - not sure if they found her.

If you want to fool me at this job, you have to try pretty hard. This person wasn't even trying.

I used to work at Napa Auto Parts and people would do the same thing to us! They would pull a part off their car, bring it into the store and swear up and down they'd just bought at the Napa in Eagle River but's it broken and I want a new part! The nerve of some people!

had someone try that on me today.

gave me $50 and i gave him $45 and change back. he told me that i ONLY gave him $26. told him i'm positive i gave him $45 but if he wants to wait i'll get my manager to count my registar down and check. chagned his story then saying i gave him $1 too much. in the end, my registar was right.