Gun stores stories: behind the counter edition >be busy

>>32825526
Yeah your shit isn't that entertaining. Cashier's at 7-11 probably have better stories.

>bought expensive rifle
>worst customer
>no refunds
>bought rifle
>paid you for it
>worst
>money to you
>customerisdumb
he may be dumb, but those faggots make sure you got a job.

>>32825555
Quads of truth.

>>32825526
Gun store workers are like bartenders. They think they have really important jobs when in reality car salesmen are a notch above them.

>Oh man of this customer even slightly disrespects me I'm going to ignore them and not take their money. That will show them as they take their money to my competition.

>>32825555

It wasn't that bad anon, I just didn't get it cause I'm /noguns/.

>>32825555
>Cashier's at 7-11 probably have better stories.

As a guy who ran a gas station/convenience store for a few years, this is undoubtedly true.

They are a nexus of fucked up happenings.

>>32825804
story time?

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>>32825804
>be me, work at Couche-Tard (French-Canadian gas station/convenience store that is open 24/7)
>work nights, on the weekends
>live in a small 20,000 people suburb, nothing really interesting happens besides drunk kids who come in after the bars close who want to illegally buy beer after 11pm
>but this one time
>be like 4am or something, I'm mopping the floor and rearranging stuff around the store
>drunk homeless guy shows up outside with a 2L carton of milk and a pillow case full of pennies
>I look at him through our locked doors
>he makes circles in the parking lot with the milk and places pennies around in circles as well
>he's constantly yelling like he's being chased by a ghost
>call the cops
>they get here 2 hours later, 1.75 hours after the dude left
>show the cops the footage from the cameras outside
>they laugh and leave
>become range buddies and go shooting together on the weekends with the cops

What is it with gunstore employees forgetting that at the end of the day they work a retail job?

>>32826146
Truth.
Know the differnce between a 50 year old gun shop employee and a 17 year old victoria's secret employee?

-the 17 year old victoria's secret employee is more likely to actually know what they are talking about when they sell you something.

>>32826186
As someone who both buys guns and worked at a Victoria secret (doing stock and floor set stuff) I can confirm this.

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>>32825526
>look civie, I don't need you telling me what I need, I used these on the field and this is what I want. Get me one of these and I hope the laser is zeroed at 100 yards

Things that didn't happen for 500, Alex.