Dave J wrote:So you handled the gear on the scales before it being bagged & before paying for anything, proceeded to take the bud off the scales and take some of it (dont matter if a bit of stem) off?.
I handled gear I'd agreed to buy, after laying a EUR50 on the counter - I just wasnt happy about the way in which it had been weighed/price calculated. The girl actually got out a calculator and worked out the price. I actually thought the bud was good, and wanted to try a joint before buying a 5g bag. Meh, my euros weren't turned away anywhere else - I spent nearly 400 today without a hitch. I don't know about you guys, but I was taught in primary school how to make a calculator do the sum that is required. If the budtenderess can't do primary school maths, and doesn;t know about the buds, maybe, just maybe, she should be looking for a different kind of work.
Edited to add:
I've just been talking to a friend that I worked in retail with about this. He brought up a situation a few months ago where to two of us were out in a central London bar. The end of the night came, and we needed to pay by card. The waitress serving us was new, inexperienced and not very confident. She struggled for over a minute with the credit card machine, and as it was the same type that my friend and I were used to using in the shops we helped her out, and aswell as successfully processing our transaction we also showed her how the machine works. We were thanked warmly by her, and the manager gave us a couple more drinks for the road as a bit of a thank you.
I can't even imagine the bar manager storming over kicking us out for showing someone the ropes (for free!)
Maybe some of you guys are happy with the various ripoff's going around, or you don't know about them. Having been bitten in the past, I have no problem asking for something to be reweighed in front of me, speaking up when it seems needed, or buying nothing from a shop if nothing impresses me. Coffeeshops are drug dealers, and dealers arn;t known for their honesty, integrity etc.
No Victim? No Crime.