Moore, OK Home Depot terrible clerk experience

Shouldn't your adult daughter be typing this letter herself?

I'd have laughed the comment off. I've locked myself out of my car
plenty of times. It's nothing to be embarrassed about (unless you've
done it as much as I have and keep returning for the same reason =D).
I've learned not to sweat the small stuff. There's life after locking
your keys in the shed =].

I think the only thing that would embarass me more than that is having
my mother write a letter on my behalf.

Your daughter is an adult, capable of buying a house, she should be
writing her own letter. It means nothing coming from you.

I'd be embarrassed if my mother wrote a letter like this on my behalf.
I figure if I'm adult enough to have a shed that I'm locked out of, I
can stand up for myself and not need my mommy to do it for me.

Don't sweat the small stuff.

Rather than writing letters on your daughter's behalf, take the time
to teach her that life is full of things like this and if you can find
the humor in it, you're 10 steps ahead of the game.

Myself, I'd have been laughing right along with the clerks at my
screwup. It's not like he was patronizing or insulting. Or, perhaps,
he specified WHY she needed boltcutters in case one of the other
clerks had a better, less-expesive idea as to how to solve her
problems.

Life is a whole lot easier when you let things like this just go
without getting so upset.

"You figure out what it will take to get her to be a return
customer."

If your daughter truly is an adult perhaps it would be best if she
works this out with Home Depot herself.

Having said that, I agree Home Depot's customer service leaves a lot
to be desired. My husband and I were just there this past Sunday.
Afterwards, we wondered why we bothered. But, like Walmart, I don't
think customer service is exactly their niche.

Maybe I'll get my mom to write a complaint letter for me.

Your "adult daughter" had an issue with them and YOU are writing this
letter?

If you want to let them know about your OWN bad experiences, that's
great, but it takes all the steam out of your complaint to find out
you're writing 3rd party about an incident you didn't even SEE for
yourself.

Next time, let your ADULT daughter be an ADULT and handle her own
affairs.

If your "adult daughter" is so easily humiliated, how would she feel
about her mommy writing a letter on her behalf?

Whenever I cant find anything at a store, after I look myself, I ask
customer service.

The clerks on the floor may not know every aspect of the store, but
Customer Service knows who to call.

BTW, how did the clerk know you locked yourself out of your shed if
you didnt tell him?

Did you tell the clerk that was a bit unappropriate? Was he a special
needs guy? Did you tell the manager on the way out?


Good Day