Michelle B.
Yelp
Today, ASSOCIATE # 333135 made sure I didn't enjoy my Pottery Barn shopping experience.
I purchased several sets of caterer's dinnerware, having been looking forward to upgrading my mismatched everyday dinnerware.
ASSOCIATE # 333135 inquired, "So, you must be having a big party tonight?"
Not so big, I said, but the caterer's dinnerware seems like a good buy.
ASSOCIATE # 333135 raised her eyebrows in surprise: "I've never heard that. But maybe it can come in handy if you run out of your better stuff."
A nearby lady customer backed up ASSOCIATE # 333135: "Yep, you can afford to toss them out rather than wash them."
I deflected the sarcastic comments, but I wonder why ASSOCIATE # 333135 felt the need to inform me that I was purchasing a sub-standard product? To make sure I didn't get away feeling good about my purchase?
I served a dinner party for my family and a few good friends tonight with my new caterer's dinnerware, and received many compliments. That's good enough for me, even if not for ASSOCIATE # 333135.