Employee forces entitled customer out after coming in five minutes before closing with a complicated order: 'I pointed him to the door'

One thing customers should never do is disrespect an employee's time. This should be inherently understood for a plethora of reasons. First and foremost, a customer would not want their time disrespected in the same way. "An eye for an eye," as they say. Secondly, how can one expect quality service when it's crystal clear that the employee is in a rush and is unable to perform said tasks to the best of their ability as they are in a hurry?

Unfortunately, there are still far too many reprehensible individuals who continue to think the world revolves around them despite plenty of evidence to the contrary. These folks deserve to be awakened like Keanu Reeves in The Matrix, and while I wish overworked employees did not have to interact with said individuals, sometimes it's up to them to pull these folks out of their "main character" worldviews.

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Here, we have a businessman who came into a copy center five minutes before closing, demanding a complex business card order that this employee could never have completed in such a short span of time. When the employee turned the customer down, he initially refused to take. no for an answer. Thankfully, he didn't know what it's like to deal with an overworked and underpaid employee who had no time for this nonsense!
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Several members of the online community chimed in with their reactions to this employee's no-nonsense attitude, and let's just say that it's pretty clear how many folks have found themselves in similar situations with entitled customers. Here's what they had to say!
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