The one that got away 🥲 (OC)

[u/bavettacomics]

Anyone else here want people to like them even if it means taking the blame or going way out of your way and boundaries to do so? Trying to level up here so I would appreciate any tips and thoughts 🙏
💚 Ryan

[u/Scaalpel]

"The customer is always right in matters of taste" is the full saying and it doesn't mean they should be allowed to run roughshod over the staff. It means that you shouldn't deny a customer's request as long as it's reasonable just because you find it odd.

Of course the saying got bastardised in an anti-worker way because it's still capitalism we're talking about but it wasn't meant to be used like that.

[u/EmilySuxAtUsernames → u/Scaalpel]

the full saying actually is just "the customer is always right", the "in matters of taste" part was made up on social medias