Michael Foster

I was on the till at work today and a bloke came to my till with his young son asking why him & his son couldnt use the womans fitting room as its closest to childrenswear & saves them from going upstairs to meanswear.

I stated that the womans fitting rooms were for women only & if he wanted to try on items he would have to go upstairs into the mens fitting room.

Im sure women would love men walking into the changing room when they are trying on clothes or underwear.

Also had a customer be sick in the baskets at work, it dripped through every basket in the tray. I got the floor manager who we all dislike to clean it up with paper towels :cool:

Anyone else had any funny/wierd/arkward customer stories from work?

Peacemaker7

I don't really see why the bloke is being weird or awkward, if you have boys clothes there should be a male changing area nearby. Seems like your shop thats being weird and awkward.

foxmad

Fond memories of a womens changing room

fbc_89

a customer asked me last night if i knew how to waltz. luckily i don't.

punkskamonkey

Unisex changing area seems fairly normal to me, as long as there are curtains/doors what is the problem?

Michael Foster

I think he was just winging cause girls trying kids clothes on can use the womans fitting room & he had to go upstairs with his boy.

nickygreenan

i don't deal directly with any customers, just read all the complaints and letters that they send in. from this i have deduced that around 90% of the population are morons, with around half being actual mentalists. wish i could keep some, some are just actual genius.

Michael Foster

I bet you must read some wacky letters Nicky, i think alot of people complain hoping to get free vouchers.

Peacemaker7

I think he was just winging cause girls trying kids clothes on can use the womans fitting room & he had to go upstairs with his boy. </BLOCKQUOTE>

What if he had been with his daughter. Think you shop needs a redesign tbh, sounds a bit sexist to me.

BBB

where do you work dude?