prop's to the Mrs. on anti-hunter confrontation

[Bill Turner]

I like that woman of yours. You done good my friend. By the way, "Happy Birthday" my man.

[Tom]

Congrats to your wife and happy birthday to you. Ignorance is no excuse for bad customer service and personal feelings have no place in the workplace when dealing with the public, unless asked.

[Thumper Dunker]

Now thats a birthday presant. You got a good one.

[Buckeye Trad Hunter]

[DannyBows]

Classy lady, good on her! Happy Birthday!

[4dogs]

[Earl Jeff]

   

[Cyclic-Rivers]

 We need more people to take stands where they believe it right!  It's good she didnt push our viewpoint down throats and that she simply stated the clerk was out of line without being mean rude or snotty.

Bravo.  

[Gray Buffalo]

She's my Hero  

[Bonebuster]

Another round of applause for your wife!!!  

[Kapellmeister]

Huzzah!  

[Gen273]

tell her good job!!!!!

[ronp]

Your wife's response was correct.  Tell her good job and thanks for her support.

[doug g]

Your wife definately needs to contact the owner. I own a small business and I would like to know if an employee of mine did something like that. I applaud your wife for her actions! BRAVO!!

[Barney]

[artboy22roger]

I was listening to a friend telling a hunting story a while back and a lady that just happened to be there said "on I wish you wouldn't talk about killing it makes me upset"my friend said with out a pause "oh madam please don't let your unreasonable fears ruin my good time" and went right on with his story. She just stood there blinking her eyes with a shock look on her face. It was great!

[doubleo]

That clerk should get canned. Your wife did the right thing.

[Jason Hansen]

Good for her...very professional and to the point!    

[Ray Lyon]

Thanks for the Bday wishes.

My wife did contact the owner yesterday and had a polite conversation with her.  This is a very well known bakery in town and my wife and the owner know of each other indirectly.  The owner was embarrassed and appologetic and said she would address this with the employee. Of course I told my wife how proud I am of her, especially for following up with the owner, which is where the long-term difference is made. I think her dealings with the employee were appropriate and level headed.

[BowHuntingFool]

Originally posted by Doug in MI:
Wow! I never thought that would happen in northern Mi. Probably our unemployment just went from 15 to 15.1. Maybe your wife should have asked her what she thought the carrots felt when she made that cake.
Good for your wife and happy birthday.