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Customer Is Denied Wine Purchase By Employees After They Drove 60 Miles, Gets Revenge

By Hussain
April 2, 2023
6 minutes read

Taking revenge is not always the best way to resolve the matter, but it sure can be sweet if it’s well deserved. A good example of this would be when someone purposefully chooses to be an inconvenience to others.

Ia_ja, who posts as Redditor u/Ia_ja, told the community of ‘Petty Revenge’ about the time they decided to teach such a person a lesson. In this case, the OP drove 60 miles to a liquor store looking for a specific wine, but the staff refused to sell it to him because of a specific policy regarding identification. The customer was seeking retribution, however, not because of the policy itself, but because of the manner in which the manager handled the situation rather than the policy itself.

Customer Is Denied Wine Purchase By Employees After They Drove 60 Miles, Gets Revenge

1. This guy made an order of 10k and never picked it up keep on scrolling down to read the full story

2. He drove 60 miles in the storm for vine lmao

3. The cashier thought OP was another person when he really wasn’t with anyone

4. So the manager said to bring iD or they won’t sell it to OP but the only problem is OP wasn’t with anyone

5. Manager was not in the mood to understand the situation

6. Well that is disrespectful

7. That’s just rude now!

8. At least he got the stuff he needed

9. The other location was on some kind of power trip for real lmao

10. He should have given the feedback the same night he had the bad experience

11. She really just said that you walked in at the same time as someone else and that makes you a party? Bruh.

12. She said that employees were watching the op and that person and that person apparently left 30 minutes before OP went to check out

13. Yes if that is your policy why didn’t they say something when they saw the other person leaving?

14. Bruh weird employee

15. Well yes even if that was the case the least they could have done was offer an apology for the inconvenience

16. Okay so the employee was wrong after all

17. Interesting

18. Well anyone would be shocked

19. OP himself used to work in retail and knew what an inconvenience it is to pack pickup orders

20. Uh-oh an order of $10,000 which he was never gonna pick up? that’s evil

21. He ordered the cheapest and heaviest bottles so that it can take up the most amount of space lmao

22. He knew what he was doing

23. So OP basically ruined the whole day for the manager and the staff lmao

24. OP thought that they might cancel the order or call that they would call him

25. They sent OP 3 reminders

26. Well did she actually remember him?

27. Bruh OP is a savage lmao

28. Lmao she just hung up

29. They were supposed to cancel on the 7th day but they did not cancel it so OP decided to call the customer service

30. OP made them cancel it right then lmao

31. OP even uploaded the receipt of the order he made

32. Here is what he had ordered

33. Thie Redditor says that total wine management always-on power trips and how his friend also went through something similar lol

34. Nicely done

35. Lmao imagine going to buy alcohol on your 21st birthday and getting told this

36. Exactly why would they let him continue shopping knowing that they won’t let him checkout

37. What would they say if he actually did that though?

38. Well yes it is weird, someone driving an hour and a half each way just for wine lmao.

39. Was it worth driving 60 miles?

40. Did he overplay his hand?

41. This Redditor shares his experience with the same brand

42. Lmao for real though

43. This is what this Redditor had to say about the policy

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