Customer Wants To Come In Even After The Store Is Closed, Wants To Speak To The Manager

On Christmas Eve, OP worked in the jewelry department of a 24/7 store, which rarely closes. After a long and overwhelming day, the store announced its closure, and everyone was directed to the registers to check out. Once all the customers left, the employees were allowed 30 minutes to do some quick shopping. OP and their husband enjoyed shopping and socializing with colleagues. The store manager, known for her strictness, was ensuring everyone left the premises.

As OP was leaving, an old man approached them, asking to be let into the closed store. OP politely refused, but the man became rude and demanded to see the manager. OP pointed to the manager, who was actively enforcing the closure. Amusingly, the manager was dealing with another difficult customer at that moment. OP and their husband left, and the old man eventually realized he had lost the argument. The story ends with the husband playfully shouting at the old man as they drove away, bringing humor and a light-hearted tone to the encounter.

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The store closed early for Christmas Eve, causing a rush of customers to the registers, and employees had to help clear the store and guide customers out.

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After a busy day, employees were allowed to clock out and celebrate Christmas, with 30 minutes for shopping, socializing, and sharing gifts, while the store manager and security guard wished them a Merry Christmas at the exit.

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The store manager is assertive and uncompromising, showing no tolerance for anyone, including customers, who try to delay the closing process, instructing them to leave or be removed from the store.

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OP was walking to the car when an old man asked if he could be in the store after OP told him it was closed.

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OP told him they are closed but he kept on oddly insisting.

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OP playfully uses the strict store manager’s confrontation with a customer to their advantage, claiming credit for not letting the customer enter the store.

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The man went in shock and said sorry.

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Some people really don’t know how to take a no as a no. Now that you have read the story, it’s time for you to see what Redditors had to say about this. Read till the end to see what are other people’s opinions on this. Don’t forget to share your own opinion at the end of this article too.

People assume it was a Walmart store.

Have you ever dealt with luxury good customers?

Hope he gets a story.

We have another similar experience from a Redditor.

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