"You should get a Vita. I'm getting one at launch and selling 3DS for it. This will be Nintendo's first failed handheld and Sony will claim the market."
>.>
you should go back to him and say "you were saying?"

"You should get a Vita. I'm getting one at launch and selling 3DS for it. This will be Nintendo's first failed handheld and Sony will claim the market."
>.>
And that's when your spaghetti fell out of your pockets and you got on the floor and did the dinosaur, right, OP?
"I will maintain my composure through this discussion in a calm and dignified manner."
"I'M SO DUMB AND GODDAMN CRAZY"
you should go back to him and say "you were saying?"![]()
"Would you like to Pre-order this dlc, in case it sells out?"
My face
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"No thanks, I just want this game."
"We don't accept returns for multiple copies of the same game."
Yes, he said that BS to me. I was shipped/charged three copies of the same game by GS.com. So I went to return it at a retail store but he refused. I was speechless and uber pissed. I decided to go to another GS later and that dude accepted it without question. I never went back to the first store cuz apparently morons work there.
The store you went to first was following corporate policy. The employee at the second store who took your stuff back probably got reprimanded hard. They don't do that because of the likelihood the stuff is stolen.
Stolen? I had the GS.com receipt. He saw it but he still refused so he's a moron.
Still, they're simply not allowed to do that, especially a non-manager. He's not a moron. He's doing what he's told.
Still, they're simply not allowed to do that, especially a non-manager. He's not a moron. He's doing what he's told.
"Wow, looks like we've got one copy left!" Say that every time I buy a game on launch day that I didn't preorder.
Me: "I'd like to return a game."
GS Employee #1: "What game?"
Me: "LEGO Batman 2."
GS Employee #1: "What's wrong with it?"
Me: "Nothing, I just don't have time to play it."
GS Employee #1: "I'm sorry, you can't return it. We only take returns on used games."
Me: "I can't return a new, factory-sealed game?"
GS Employee #1: "Yeah, my manager says we can't take new returns."
Me: "It says here I have 30 days to return new merchandise." (show him back of receipt)
GS Employee #1: (to GS Employee #2) "He wants to return this game. What do you think?"
GS Employee #2: "Do the return."
Couldn't f'ing believe the bs.
"Please don't knock over that magazine rack!"
Oh please, that rack's fate was sealed as soon as I walked in.
Any idea why they do this? I don't really see how this would benefit them. All it tells me is that there's a possibility they won't have a popular game in stock next time I go there.
Bayonetta or Atelier series?
One of the employees at my local GS said "Hi" to me.
Every single one of those employees knows I'm there to do some hard business, not to shoot the shit and be social. Then there's this goofball who was probably new or some shit.
He'll learn...
Against policy to return sealed games with a receipt? What are you talking about?
A couple years back a friend of mine went into a Gamestop to buy this fightpad since it was the only one left in the city. The clerk asks him if he wants to preorder Madden, and my friend politely declines. He then gets the classic followup questions, and my friend dodges them all and ends it with "I don't play those types of games." The clerk is visibly distraught and asks "well, what types of games DO you play?"
My friend looks at the fightpad, then down at his shirt, and says "....puzzle games."
bloody hell man, are you the Punisher or what?
LOL
the guys at the last two gamestops i lived by have been pretty cool. the one i went to up in tallahassee is hit or miss. i got an opened but new copy of bf3, but the cd key worked so i couldn't be too upset.
here at home, i have gone at open for the release of the last few DS Pokemon games and both times the same guy opened, and was upset he had to open and couldn't play pokemon
my friend said a guy working in game (uk version) asked him after he had placed a preorder, "do you want fries with that"
probably bs![]()
They aren't allowed to take returns of multiple games at once because of the possibility they are stolen. It's not impossible to forge a receipt either. I'm sure a manager could have done it, but if the guy is just a grunt Game Advisor, he's just going to do what he's told and follow corporate policy. The guy at the second store was either a manager or a DGAF Game Advisor.
they really pimp out those Pokemon releases, its awesome.
back in 2006, my GS was opening at 8am on a Sunday morning for Diamond and Pearl. I had both pre-ordered, so I showed up around 7:45, and they let me in early.
I walked out with so much free shit. styluses, a strategy guide and the official Pokedex book, and some more stuff I've already forgotten. they treated me like a king that day
They aren't allowed to take returns of multiple games at once because of the possibility they are stolen. I'm sure a manager could have done it, but if the guy is just a grunt Game Advisor, he's just going to do what he's told and follow corporate policy. The guy at the second store was either a manager or a DGAF Game Advisor.
They aren't allowed to take returns of multiple games at once because of the possibility they are stolen. It's not impossible to forge a receipt either. I'm sure a manager could have done it, but if the guy is just a grunt Game Advisor, he's just going to do what he's told and follow corporate policy. The guy at the second store was either a manager or a DGAF Game Advisor.
That'll be four bucks baby, YOU WANT FRIES WITH THAT?
Do you work at GS or something? If someone bought more than one copy of game and had a receipt, they can't simply return it without a manager or whatever advisor you're talking about? Why would they consider it stolen if I had a receipt which clearly shows multiple quantities were shipped?
Anyway, gonna forward your comments to a Gaffer who's a GS manager and see if this is true.
THAT's the rationale? Are you serious?!They aren't allowed to take returns of multiple games at once because of the possibility they are stolen. It's not impossible to forge a receipt either. I'm sure a manager could have done it, but if the guy is just a grunt Game Advisor, he's just going to do what he's told and follow corporate policy. The guy at the second store was either a manager or a DGAF Game Advisor.
Do you work at GS or something? If someone bought more than one copy of game and had a receipt, they can't simply return it without a manager or whatever advisor you're talking about? Why would they consider it stolen if I had a receipt which clearly shows multiple quantities were shipped?
Anyway, gonna forward your comments to a Gaffer who's a GS manager and see if this is true.
Girlfriend works there and I have a friend who is an assistant manager at another one. Both said the same thing when I told them what you said. Typically, they don't allow returns on multiples of the same game because of the likelihood they are stolen.
Well hey, I guess receipts are useless at their stores.
I edited my post. My telling of your post to them got mangled immediately, lol. Apparently no one listened when I said you had a receipt. They said if you had the receipt, it should have been done at Store #1.