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People are missing the point. There is a difference between a paying customer and a customer who doesn't pay. A customer only becomes a paying customer if they decide to buy something. Now if you refuse somebody service they're obviously not going to become a paying customer, or if they've been a paying customer in the past, if for whatever reason you decide to no longer serve them than they cease to be a paying customer. At that point you will not be getting any money from them and they will not be getting any service from you.
Now, it is only proper to give a paying customer what they want, what they've paid for. If at a fast food restaurant you take a customer's money then you give them what they ordered. If you're going to refuse them service then you wouldn't take their money in the first place.
People are missing the point. There is a difference between a paying customer and a customer who doesn't pay. A customer only becomes a paying customer if they decide to buy something. Now if you refuse somebody service they're obviously not going to become a paying customer, or if they've been a paying customer in the past, if for whatever reason you decide to no longer serve them than they cease to be a paying customer. At that point you will not be getting any money from them and they will not be getting any service from you.
Now, it is only proper to give a paying customer what they want, what they've paid for. If at a fast food restaurant you take a customer's money then you give them what they ordered. If you're going to refuse them service then you wouldn't take their money in the first place.
please do not attempt to defend the phrase "the customer is always right." no matter how you wish to contort it, the customer isnt always right.
People are missing the point. There is a difference between a paying customer and a customer who doesn't pay. A customer only becomes a paying customer if they decide to buy something. Now if you refuse somebody service they're obviously not going to become a paying customer, or if they've been a paying customer in the past, if for whatever reason you decide to no longer serve them than they cease to be a paying customer. At that point you will not be getting any money from them and they will not be getting any service from you.
Now, it is only proper to give a paying customer what they want, what they've paid for. If at a fast food restaurant you take a customer's money then you give them what they ordered. If you're going to refuse them service then you wouldn't take their money in the first place.
Another point would be, Which customer?
Let's say one customer eats at a restaurant and says their hamburgers are awful.
Another one comes in and orders the exact same hamburger and says it's awesome.
Which one is right? Are the restaurant's hamburgers awful, or awesome?
People are missing the point. There is a difference between a paying customer and a customer who doesn't pay. A customer only becomes a paying customer if they decide to buy something. Now if you refuse somebody service they're obviously not going to become a paying customer, or if they've been a paying customer in the past, if for whatever reason you decide to no longer serve them than they cease to be a paying customer. At that point you will not be getting any money from them and they will not be getting any service from you.
Now, it is only proper to give a paying customer what they want, what they've paid for. If at a fast food restaurant you take a customer's money then you give them what they ordered. If you're going to refuse them service then you wouldn't take their money in the first place.
I think people don't get whatever point it is you're trying to make because you aren't stating anything that isn't obvious.
Let's say one customer eats at a restaurant and says their hamburgers are awful.
Another one comes in and orders the exact same hamburger and says it's awesome.
Which one is right? Are the restaurant's hamburgers awful, or awesome?
Both are right as both are stating a matter of opinion. Obviously people have different opinions and different preferences and that includes food. Different people like and dislike different types of food.
I think people don't get whatever point it is you're trying to make because you aren't stating anything that isn't obvious.
The point is this, if you take money from somebody you give them what they pay for.
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