
Originally Posted by
Spookygook
How often do you need to have a stern conversation with the staff of anywhere?
Probably too often. Jew life is entirely too stressful iyam
I don't that often.
Some businesses I visit/use all the time and never complain once.
But like here is something where I would have made a big deal if I wasn't scared of getting arrested:
I paid $59 per person extra to get "Economy Plus" on an airline (I forget which one), and found that my seat didn't recline. They didn't bother to tell me this when I bought it -- that I was trading better legroom for no recline in that particular row. All of the other Economy Plus seats did recline -- just not the row I bought.
I tried to explain that no reclining actually negates the comfort you gain from the extra leg room, and that I should have been informed of this when I bought it (I got it at the gate, not online). The stewardess was very nasty with me, repeating, "Sir, you paid $59 for extra leg room. You got your leg room. End of discussion."
I wasn't bitching just to bitch. There were empty seats in another row (one that reclined) which were also economy plus, but she refused to let me move, saying that I had to stay in my assigned seats.
Pre-9/11 I would have dug my heels in about this and had a big argument (especially because it was for a long flight), but in this case I quickly ended the argument and slinked back into my seat.
Shockingly the stewardess came back 10 minutes later and told me I could move to the other row, after flatly telling me "no" before. But if she hadn't, I would have just dealt with it and bitched on the ground.
Sorry, Marty. End hijack.
Feel free to go on with more stories about the government victimizing you.