Re: "Chris Pisarra" violated his agreement with Sam's Club

The American Revolution would never have happened if Americans had
followed the rules.  Are you the Founding Fathers maniacs who needed
psychiatric care?  Have a nice day, Frank Furter.

On Tue, 6 May 2008 09:36:23 -0400, "Frank Arthur" <Art@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:

>"Chris Pisarra"  you signed an agreement to abide by the rules of 
>Sam's Club. Then you violated those rules by protesting the legitimate 
>Sam's Club rule. The only reason Sam's gave you a refund because you 
>were obviously out of control and behaving like a maniac about to go 
>berserk. You should seek psychiatric care. I wouldn't want to see you 
>walking the streets while my family was around.
>
>"Chris Pisarra" <Chris@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
>news:cPadnTcuOv7uNILVnZ2dnUVZ_gednZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>    I hate Sam's Club.
>>
>>    I used to go there to buy things for our store, because the 
>> prices were good.
>>
>>    Each and every time, I'd end up getting into an argument with the 
>> drone at the door who insisted on looking at, and defacing, my 
>> receipt.  I refuse to be a prisoner of the store, and they most 
>> certainly may NOT write on my receipt--would the manager let me sit 
>> in her office and scribble on her paperwork?
>>
>>    It got to the point where just thinking about going there made my 
>> blood boil, so I had quit shopping at Sam's entirely.
>>
>>    Today, I went in to cancel my "member****p" and get my $35 back.
>>
>>    The manager is required to process this, and she of course wanted 
>> to know why I was unhappy.  So I told her.  She then had the gall, 
>> or stupidity, to try and tell me that they only checked my receipt 
>> to make sure that I was not overcharged.
>>
>>    I don't think she liked it when I told her not to lie to me. 
>> Then when I asked her if she had no shame at all for spouting such 
>> insulting drivel, she got reallllllll quiet, and just gave me back 
>> my cash.
>>
>>    I feel better now.  Why do people let stores like Sam's and 
>> Costco walk all over them?  Life is rosier knowing that I will never 
>> have that same stupid argument again.  Somehow, Nordstrom and 
>> Neiman-Marcus manage to survive without treating their customers 
>> like theives.
>>
>>                                    Chris
>>
>>
>> --
>> Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well 
>> preserved body,
>> but rather to skid in sideways,
>> totally worn out, shouting "holy **** what a ride!
>> 
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