customer service

If you're a store owner, then you'll appreciate how important it is to keep your customers happy, entertained, and smiling. Because shopping doesn't have to be a boring or mundane experience, and these shop owners with a great sense of humor are proving just that. Check out the signs that they placed in their stores to keep their customers bright and cheerful. 

Our previous post about Redditors sharing the most ''Karen' thing a 'Karen' has even done to them personally opened the floodgates for our users to share their own personal 'Karen' encounters. Here are some of the funniest Cheezcake user responses below. 

We all know a Karen... or if you work in retail, you've definitely been faced with one or two (hundred) over the years. You know, that crazy and entitlement person who has a superiority complex and demands to speak to the manager the first second they don't get their own way. A Reddit thread asking people to share the most "Karen" thing that someone ever did to them has produced some hilarious responses and we've compiled some of the best ones below. 

You know the feeling, explaining your situation to one customer service rep only to be transferred to another and repeat the entire cycle until you die. Or feel like dying. Amazon user Andrew decided to share his experience on Imgur:

These memes are just too real. Try your best not to cry scrolling through these, we almost made it halfway. Just a friendly reminder to be kind to retail workers and all other customer service related positions this holiday season (and always).

This is just oh too sweet of revenge! For anyone who has ever worked in anything with customer service... you will definitely love this story! 

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If you've ever been a server... you know the struggle. The fakeness, the arguing but not really because the customer is always right, and of course the crazy amount of drama that goes on behind the sense. All in all, it's one heck of a job! 

Ever been in the customer service industry? Waiter, cashier, realtor... the list goes on and on. And we are pretty sure, that you can definitely relate to ALL these tweets! 

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