SCOUT· 67%43m·2026-10-15·News PoliticsEp. 1857 - Customer Service Is So Bad That I'm Siding With A Spoiled Celebrity
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“The worst to me is getting customer service on the phone and you have to try to communicate with some person from India or Pakistan.”
“Two things can be true at the same time… She’s entitled, and they are snooty…”
“Who is more insufferable? Celebrities or pretentious micro art galleries/toy stores located in Brooklyn. It's like one of those unstoppable force vs unmovable ibject sort of things.”
“Customer service does suck nowadays but at the same time they get yelled at by Karens and people trying to scam the store all day long too. It goes both ways.”
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