Okay, so the incident depicted in the video above didn’t literally happen in West Hollywood, despite the social media claims that it did. It happened at 4:47 a.m. Sunday at the Jacobs Union 76 gas station at the northeast corner of Robertson Boulevard and West 3rd Street, an area we dub “Lower WeHo.”
But it’s still worth a look, if only to understand what the retail and gas station employees we all deal with day-to-day sometimes have to deal with themselves. And you’ll want to nod understandingly when your friends mention the video, given that it has gone viral.
So take a look, and next time you’re at the window of a gas station or 7-Eleven, at least smile and say “how are you?” before making your customer demands. (And if you have a kid with you while you’re watching this, be prepared to cover his or her ears. It’s full of profanity.)
You know what would be a real funny follow up video? 🙂 Find out where the obnoxious guy on the hover board works, then we all go there when it’s his shift and do the same thing to him!
Well, first off, when the doors are closed-it is my understanding, that the only service available is to buy gas!! Not to shop! Shopping is no longer an option once doors are closed. That is the fault of the owner or cashier for allowing this dip-sh*t to order him around like he’s his personal shopper! Door closed=no grocery shopping! Simple as sh*t!
Funny, I always smile and say thank you and have a nice day and I usually get nothing from the person behind the counter and I think to myself…”great customer service.” 🙂