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Hi everyone.
yes, the Swee Lee sale isn't over yet but having been there, i'd say that it's one worthy grab-&-pay event to have taken place thusfar. thanks to the swee lee people who make the SALE really worth it.
however, i've noticed really irresponsible behaviour on the sale day itself. there's much anticipation going on, no doubt, but is that a justified cause to be self-centred?
*the hard cases were left unlatched/ opened & left for dead. it's a reflection of how much positive after-thoughts were employed by those who inspected these items.
*lots of instruments were also not returned to their rightful hangar/ stand after a physical inspection. it might not really matter to you but there is a reliance on location to vouch for availability. this isn't a critical oversight, unless you are the selling party. some really juvenile characters in the glass-walled enclosure even inverted certain price tags intentionally- cheap thrill & a sad reflection of the suppossedly educated minds of today's youth.
*there's also this individual who got worked up when the sale personnel went away & was occupied thereafter by some other enquieries- the chap made a fuss about it. please, it's a sale event, if you're expecting personal services, it's available on other days.
on Swee Lee's part, they could have set up a post-purchase item deposit corner, so that those of us who already bought an item & would wanna enter the store subsequently with friends who arrive later, can do so without lugging items in the crowded store. it would serve as a security measure also since these paid items do not get mixed with the unpaid wares in the store.
for those of us who were skeptical about the sale, especially when a 50% offer is in store, maybe this serves to be a time for reflection- do not be dismissive of an event before it commences. you also have to understand that the sale details were not even privy to the employees themselves, so no clear-cut details were released before the event took place.
my apologies to anyone who feel offended after reading this post. it wasn't started to be a hostility fodder, if you wish to reply, please be courteous & critically constructive.
yes, the Swee Lee sale isn't over yet but having been there, i'd say that it's one worthy grab-&-pay event to have taken place thusfar. thanks to the swee lee people who make the SALE really worth it.
however, i've noticed really irresponsible behaviour on the sale day itself. there's much anticipation going on, no doubt, but is that a justified cause to be self-centred?
*the hard cases were left unlatched/ opened & left for dead. it's a reflection of how much positive after-thoughts were employed by those who inspected these items.
*lots of instruments were also not returned to their rightful hangar/ stand after a physical inspection. it might not really matter to you but there is a reliance on location to vouch for availability. this isn't a critical oversight, unless you are the selling party. some really juvenile characters in the glass-walled enclosure even inverted certain price tags intentionally- cheap thrill & a sad reflection of the suppossedly educated minds of today's youth.
*there's also this individual who got worked up when the sale personnel went away & was occupied thereafter by some other enquieries- the chap made a fuss about it. please, it's a sale event, if you're expecting personal services, it's available on other days.
on Swee Lee's part, they could have set up a post-purchase item deposit corner, so that those of us who already bought an item & would wanna enter the store subsequently with friends who arrive later, can do so without lugging items in the crowded store. it would serve as a security measure also since these paid items do not get mixed with the unpaid wares in the store.
for those of us who were skeptical about the sale, especially when a 50% offer is in store, maybe this serves to be a time for reflection- do not be dismissive of an event before it commences. you also have to understand that the sale details were not even privy to the employees themselves, so no clear-cut details were released before the event took place.
my apologies to anyone who feel offended after reading this post. it wasn't started to be a hostility fodder, if you wish to reply, please be courteous & critically constructive.
