FireFlight13
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hhahhahaha... for soccer, you can't even see what's the 'near results' is like.
For this, you just need to make a small trip down a few days prior to the sale, you would have see all the items, or at least most of the items on sale.... wonder whats the big hoo har.. Why not blame yourself for being lazy?
Shoppin in City Music instead of SL is just two different thing altogether.. is City Music gonna give you a Gibson? Obviously shows that you do not even know what gear is your preference. At the end of the day, you are holding a guitar not because it suits your liking but because it have a Sale with a Free Entrance!! Wat Logic??
Btw. I just got myself a Gibson 2008 LP Premium for only $3.2k.... try getting the exact model in the US with all those shipping and see how much you get to save! Honestly speaking, would you even take a Bigger Risk for a guitar that gonna cost u three grand on an online shop? hmm. Not for me!
So bottom line, what is $10 when I get to slowly shop, slowly ask, slowly take my time to decide and I don even have to queue like an hour to make my payment. Plus the admission counter girl is DARN HOT!!! hahahhah.. SL really got taste in getting female staff!!
Anyway, my personal belief is I trust my taste in the things I buy and I don't let any other influences of any sort makes me feels otherwise. Especially over a measly $10 charge!!! I thought only third world mentality shows that!!! ahhaha...
And I get a little door gift at the end of my shopping trip! Hmm.. nothing too big but hey, it sure still feels good to have a little surprise!
Merry Christmas to you all!
I don't see the need for personal attacks here, when nobody is putting up any personal attacks against anyone. (for reference, here's one of them: "I thought only third world mentality shows that!!! ahhaha..."). As you've stated, that is your personal preference. Not everybody thinks like you. If you got a good deal at the event, and enjoyed checking out the girls there, then good for you. As theunknown has mentioned, "not all go in happy come out happy".
For me, I thought the staff attended to me well, so I'm happy with the service of the particular staff that attended to me (of whom, I forgot to get his name). In that sense, I was happy.
However, I feel your post misses the whole point. Firstly, not everyone is that free to go down a few days before to check what items are on sale. As such, is it fair to "blame yourself for being lazy"? The point here isn't even about finger-pointing. We aren't bringing into question how you go about doing your dealings. If the way you do things suits you and works well for you, then good for you. To each his own. But obviously, you go to a sale because you expect to save money. If not, there wouldn't be a need for sales.
The point we're driving at is that the way this sales has been carried out is in our opinion, quite poor on some fronts. I don't think there's a need to re-iterate the stated points, so I will not. Simply put, we are not taking out a personal attack on anybody, just that some of us feel our trust has been misplaced. Once again, that's our opinion, and you're free to disagree with it.
No, City Music isn't going to give us a Gibson (at least not for now), but not everyone is looking for a Gibson. And just because City Music doesn't carry Gibsons, doesn't mean that it validates your point about us knowing our gear preference. Would you know our gear preference better?
After all, is a good sale measured solely by how much you get to buy a Gibson for? That is one factor, yes. And if you got it at a steal, then for the third time, congrats to you. However, there are many angles of customer service that some of us feel is lacking, and that is what we are voicing out, in the hope that everyone's experience with Swee Lee can be bettered in future. You are free to perceive it in two ways: a big hooha, or constructive criticism.
