Where did you work? Were you denying people access to $2,500 they earned at the end of a long work shift because their boss doesn't know how to fill out a check, it was post-dated, or they altered the check trying to make it right? Maybe they forgot their license too but they come there all the time. You'd be surprised how angry people get when they planned their whole night around that money and now the check needs to be reissued from their boss on Monday.
So. They s uck it up like the rest of us do.
You did miss something, I never called them customer service, I said it happens to customer service people too. Any time you're giving bad news to anyone there's a chance they're gonna be a douche about it.
Was that guy being a criminal because of the bad news? It seems like he was a criminal, and then was a douche about the bad news that it caught up with him. I've also never been a douche to a cashier, I know they're just doing their job. My entire point which you guys seem to be missing is that it's not unique to cops, so when they say "this is why cops are on edge" it applies equally to tellers and other customer service people. The difference is that when a teller goes out and kills someone their job stress isn't going to be factored into their sentence.
No but so many people are saying these criminals are being this way because of the cops. Nobody makes you be a criminal. It is the choice you make. Stop blaming other people and accept responsibility for your own short comings and stupidity.
Are you even still talking about the video? You're arguing a new point, he's not speeding because "f the police". He's being a douche because a cop is giving him a ticket. The same as someone is being a douche because I'm denying him the money he's earned because he doesn't understand how checks work. Him being a criminal vs him being stupid is basically equivalent, both are caused by the person complaining and they're deflecting their self anger on to the person informing them of their stupidity. Welcome to psychology 101, people like this exist all over the place, a cop is going to run into them every once in a while.
Nope, saying this instance doesn't differentiate them from customer service people because it's the same bulls hit in another setting. You're the one using this as an example of what cops deal with and justifying whatever you're trying to justify with it.
