No, it's not. There are plenty of small bars and restaurants all over the place that don't need to treat non-customers well because they already have more customers than they can handle. There's an amazing burger place in Atlanta. It has seating for about 8 patrons, and regularly has an hour line out the door. If you walk in while there's a line you'll get yelled at. If you don't *immediately* walk back out, you'll never be allowed to eat there. Many small shops will "fire" unwanted customers. Like I said, dealing with companies with unlimited supplies, who want as many customers as they can get, has skewed most people around here's view of "customer service".
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Date: 2012-08-26 05:10 am (UTC)