Nasty is all over Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Why is everyone so NASTY? OR UGLY?

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Yes, I met the nastiest/ugliest woman in Tuscaloosa.

I DO know her name, BUT I probably shouldn't print it.

I want to tell you badly, but I can tell you she’s an assistant manager on the late afternoon crew at a business here in Tuscaloosa.

I'm nice to people. EVERY SINGLE DAY.

I just am. Always have been that way. It takes a whole lot to push me over the edge.

I try to give everyone a chance and I am generally a happy person, usually in a good mood.

This extremely nasty woman works at the Xfinity store in Tuscaloosa, in the Shoppes at Legacy Park.

Does anyone know what happened to customer service? Heck, what happened to just being decent?

It died, and I never noticed the obituary.

Dead and buried.

What about “the customer is ALWAYS right”?

What a laugh that is in 2022!

In the latest example, I simply went to the store that I was sent to by the corporate folks I spoke with on the phone..

I explained that I had spent $150 upfront for equipment and an account for my new home.

I was informed that a mistake had been made and that I was showing as a “shipped” customer.

AS IN SHIPPED OUT OF LUCK

Not what I was told when I set up the account. I was asked if I wanted to go to the store or have equipment shipped.

IT DIDN'T MATTER!

From the first second, she was in a mood.

You ever feel like someone is gonna bite your head off, no matter what?

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She SCREAMED, “You are not getting any equipment from us today.”

In a borderline psychotic way.

In an EXTREMELY rude way.

As if she had it out for me from the word GO.

One of the rudest women/people I have ever had the displeasure to meet.

I asked if she could do anything else with it being a Friday and a new empty house.

You know, it’s nice to have a little something to watch or browse in a new home.

She said, in an extremely LOUD/ANGRY tone,

“That’s JUST not my problem AND YOU WILL NOT BE GETTING ANYTHING YOU WANT FROM US. YOU ARE NOT GONNA GET YOUR WAY!”

WOW! Ok...Thanks ma'am.

It got worse from this point, and her ugliness only escalated and escalated.

NO BUSINESS IN WEST ALABAMA SHOULD EMPLOY PEOPLE THIS UGLY.

Staff shortages or not.

CUSTOMER HAS GUN PULLED ON HIM BY SERVER!

Just the other day, a customer at a Waffle House, had a GUN pulled on him!

All over some cheesy eggs!

Ugly, ugly, ugly!

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I don’t know what went wrong, but I’m a big believer that it’s harder to have a frown and be rude all the time than it is to be kind.

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SMILE! Don't be a jack***!

You’re alive.

That’s something!

When someone says “Thank you,” try saying “YOU’RE WELCOME”!

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