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Originally Posted by LaLa4363
My son is a college student who works for Walmart in electronics. I'm not saying this because he's my son but he is an exception to the rule. He's very knowledgeable and is surprised how rude some customers are when he gives them advice. For example, last week a customer stated that she needed to buy a memory card for her son's Iphone. My son tried to explain to her that the iphone doesn't have expandable memory. She looked at him as if he was the ignorant one. Then she changed her story and said she needed a memory card for her son's Ipod. He gave the customer the same response. The customer became argumentative until my son showed her the Iphone and Ipod specs on the internet. So it can go both ways. Also, his knowledge convinced a customer to buy a Nook this week.  |
my local Walmart needs your son. I was in yesterday to get some stocking stuffers etc and of course I couldn't resist going over and see if they had any nooks on display, well the didnt' nor did they even had any nook color's in yet.
but an elderly gentleman was inquiring about the nook with the salesmen. His neice wants a nook for Christmas. He asked why one nook was more than the other. the salesman said it was because one had more gigabytes.
I couldn't hold back and stepped right in, the salesman just turned around and walke away, i took over the sale
I asked him how much would she be buying books on the fly when out and about and with her being only 10, I said nook wifi for $149.
unreal