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Old 07-07-2006, 01:07 PM
oddjob oddjob is offline
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I recently received some subpar service at a local grocery store, and wish to make my displeasure known. After working in retail for many years, especially in a position to read a lot of 'complaint' letters, I have only come to realize two things:

1- What not to write (how much money you spend there, how the person in question should be fired, free stuff etc etc)
2- No one actually cares about these on the store level

So what are my best options? To write the store and head office? Is this just a waste of time? Do you write many angry letters?

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you have way too much free time.
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Old 07-07-2006, 01:08 PM
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I recently received some subpar service at a local grocery store, and wish to make my displeasure known. After working in retail for many years, especially in a position to read a lot of 'complaint' letters, I have only come to realize two things:

1- What not to write (how much money you spend there, how the person in question should be fired, free stuff etc etc)
2- No one actually cares about these on the store level

So what are my best options? To write the store and head office? Is this just a waste of time? Do you write many angry letters?

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you have way too much free time.

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Not enough if I haven't ever written a complaint letter before.
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Old 07-07-2006, 03:29 PM
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I recently received some subpar service at a local grocery store, and wish to make my displeasure known. After working in retail for many years, especially in a position to read a lot of 'complaint' letters, I have only come to realize two things:

1- What not to write (how much money you spend there, how the person in question should be fired, free stuff etc etc)
2- No one actually cares about these on the store level

So what are my best options? To write the store and head office? Is this just a waste of time? Do you write many angry letters?

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you have way too much free time.

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Not enough if I haven't ever written a complaint letter before.

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so if you've written a complaint letter before, you have too much free time now?
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Old 07-07-2006, 03:47 PM
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I recently received some subpar service at a local grocery store, and wish to make my displeasure known. After working in retail for many years, especially in a position to read a lot of 'complaint' letters, I have only come to realize two things:

1- What not to write (how much money you spend there, how the person in question should be fired, free stuff etc etc)
2- No one actually cares about these on the store level

So what are my best options? To write the store and head office? Is this just a waste of time? Do you write many angry letters?

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you have way too much free time.

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Stupid post.

Everyone in OOT has way too much free time.
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Old 07-07-2006, 04:12 PM
RedThor_000 RedThor_000 is offline
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EV calculation
$11-$8.88=2.12 $/kg
Amount of time to write a "strong worded letter"=30 min
Estimated amount of time waiting for & reading responses = 48 mins (time from first post to last post)
total amount of time spent on this problem = ~1hr 18min
estimated hourly wage= ~12$/hr
total lost wages for this problem= ~$15.6
amount of cherries needed to make this worthwhile= ~15.6 / 2.12 = ~7.4 kg
-that's a lot of cherries
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