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Best Buy Has Customer Arrested For Using $2 Bills

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Kudos to Gizmodo for finding this article. Yet another example of the kind of ludicrous SHIT that we have to put up with from MORONS in management. Best Buy and Comp USA have got to have the worst management in the history of retail. I honestly can't tell you which one of these companies is worse, because they BOTH suck. It amazes me that people this stupid can be walking the face of the earth, much less be employed in a management capacity. Come to think of it...the level of stupidity in corporate America in general is pretty amazing. Lately it seems like you have to be an incompetent idiot to be a manager in any decent sized company. Gotta love it....

Best Buy Has Customer Arrested For Using $2 Bills:

bestbuy.jpgA Baltimore man tried to pay for a Best Buy car stereo installation with $2 bills—and was arrested. Apparently the man was already upset with the Best Buy's service, so thought he'd stage a minor protest by using the uncommon currency:

"I'm just here to pay the bill," Bolesta says he told a cashier. "She looked at the $2 bills and told me, 'I don't have to take these if I don't want to.' I said, 'If you don't, I'm leaving. I've tried to pay my bill twice. You don't want these bills, you can sue me.' So she took the money. Like she's doing me a favor."



He remembers the cashier marking each bill with a pen. Then other store personnel began to gather, a few of them asking, "Are these real?"

(Thanks, C0bra!)

More proof that Best Buy is actually "Worst Buy": Man arrested for paying in $2 bills [Anandtech]

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