so damn true!

That’s very kind.

Ι'm usually the "next person" 😆😂

Never happens often enough.

"Hey! What costs this???" *Proceeds to stay in front of that little paper, all alone over the product. Name, price and everything* "Is that the price for this???" Happens surprisingly often.

Look I obviously didn't fit my last job or I wouldn't be here

The tag has € 9,99. Is this € 9,99?

There are no stupid questions just stupid people

Sadly, this works two ways: the number of occasions is too many to count when I'll ask a question, perfectly reasonable and carefully phrased, of a shop or some branch of customer service and they simply don't LISTEN! Sometimes, it is necessary to ask in three parts, for example, and you might just get an answer to the first part, so have to ask the other two again. You then get an answer to just the second part, if you're lucky... So next time you think you're on the receiving end of a 'customer from hell', just pause for a moment and try to appreciate if you addressed their query properly.

I worked in a fabric store, countless times was asked "how much fabric do I need to make [item]. When I brought in a copy of a cheat sheet from a sewing class, they then argued with me.

In Canada it says 2 for $4 one costs$2.45! This is not a joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No such thing as stupid questions, only stupid people (:

"do these stairs go up?"

Like the muppets that go into a Dollar Store and repeatedly ask how much each item is. SERIOUSLY?

Just confessing my sins. I once walked into Home Depot looking for a roter rooter and didn’t know what it was called. I asked a worker “Hey, do you have 1 of those thingamajiggers that goes in a toilet and ya know, spins around? He said hold on let me find out. The guy gets on the store PA and says “ Plumbing rep, please come to the front. We have a customer looking for a thingamajigger, ya know that thing that goes in a toilet and spins around. I was in stitches! I asked was I not specific enough? He says your just a little bit vague…. Just a little.

We have a sign up that says we're out of something. They look at the sign, then look at us, then POINT TO THE SIGN, and ask if we are out of that item (or if we have any of that item in-stock). 🤨

This sharpie set has a reduced sticker on it. Ok. But there's sharpies missing. Yes, that's why it's reduced. Oh.

No such thing as a stupid questions? This was a stupid meme

Far better to ask whether a thought is wrong than to presume to act on a wrong though. I worked in a home-goods store, and I can't tell you how many times mothers let their kids crap in the display toilets. If they asked if they could, I might have thought to myself what a dumb question it was, but Oh, do I wish they would ask first! (Of course, I don't speak Spanish, but at least they could understand waving my hands furiously, shouting, "no!")

Been there done that!!!

10 years in corporate teach me that asking "why?" Is punishable by death

Reminds me of an old Andrew Dice Clay joke: "Excuse me, is the end of the line?" "No, moron, it's the front and we're all standing backwards!" (probably the tamest thing he ever said, really).

The full quote: 'There are no stupid questions, ONLY STUPID PEOPLE"

No stupid question but a lot of inquisitive idiots.

That guy looks like my grandfather, that's the scary part. Except he never worked retail, so I'm not too worried.

I work at a Hardee's, we sell a regular size cheeseburger and a large size. I once had a customer come through the drive thru and ask what's the difference (the size of the meat)? And my manager went "uuhhh...the size?" I could hear both her embrassament at her own question and the dude in the passenger seat laughing at her.

I wish we had security, so i have not to deal with these not so smart as they think people.

The people who call them unskilled jobs aren't even capable of working them.

That situation is not limited to retail, trust me.