Tell us about your unpleasant shopping experiences?

Buying is exciting, and receiving is blocked. A few days late, even if it arrives, all kinds of violent handling, rough logistics, when many things arrive, they are no longer the same, bumps and bumps are small, functional damage is big, can only negotiate with the store to return the goods, encounter all kinds of white eyes, swallow anger, regret why I owe so much at that time, buy these bargains to add to my own blockage.

In fact, there are indeed a lot of unpleasant experiences of shopping and consumption in life, such as going to the supermarket to buy things, only to find out that those fruits are bad.

Seeing that toilet paper and facial tissues are simply outrageously cheap, so under the conditions of double eleven discounts and allocations, they bought them home in boxes, and as a result, they were used up in the second year's double eleven, and these toilet papers and facial tissues were used up and piled up at home to occupy space.

Buying things for husbands, children, and parents with kindness, but the things they bought back can't match the "crowd" that is difficult to reconcile, and people feel that they don't need it at all, and they don't appreciate it, and their kindness has become redundant, which leads to the escalation of family conflicts.

When I went to the supermarket to buy a piece of clothing, the salesperson had a bad attitude towards people, and asked many times, but ignored people.

That rotten supermarket at Walmart. I was going to go to Garnier's counter to have a look, but I wanted to lose a moisturizer. That baa looks down on people. Not really.

It's a few dozen dollars! I said: You're not fit to be a salesperson. She actually scolded me for being "stupid" behind my back

Other people's couriers arrived within a few days, but their own did not arrive, and no one answered them, so they had to return them.

Buy a washing machine on JD.com, and send a broken one! The model is not right! None of the accessories! It's still very troublesome to return and exchange!

I did encounter some bad consumer experiences when shopping before, that is, buying those broken fruits.

I've had some unpleasant shopping experiences before, when I went to buy something, those customer service people just looked down on me.

**Buy a shoe, more than ten days have not arrived, look for customer service, customer service is still running the train with a mouth.

Yes, I have had unpleasant experiences where the physical value does not match the **. I once went to a restaurant called "Yiming Restaurant".

It is a restaurant known for its noodles, soups, and other Chinese meals. At that time, I went to the restaurant because Hu Pei wanted to eat a "braised beef noodles", which is its signature dish. However, when I finished eating the dish, I found that its physical value did not match the **.

Obviously, I paid a sum of money and didn't get the value it deserved.

So Oak Hole, at that time I decided to negotiate with the boss and ask them to pay the corresponding amount according to the value. I first asked the boss why they charged me less than I should have charged**, only to learn that it was because customers often asked them for price reductions.

I said that we should not pay for other people's mistakes, as long as we pay an average **, we should get an average price such as value.

Afterwards, I made my request to my boss to give a discount or a partial refund of the fee as a way to make up for the discrepancy between the value and the **. With the reluctance of the boss, we eventually reached a settlement, and the boss cut me half of the dish and asked me to pay a lesser amount.

Looking back on this experience, I am proud of myself for this victory. The unpleasant experience of the physical value not matching the ** caused me a lot of trouble, but I insisted on standing on my own side and insisted on the boss to give due reconciliation measures. If I give up, my boss may also charge me ** at will to make up for the loss of profit.

These experiences have made me realize that when consuming, we should actively protect our rights and protect our rights and interests, rather than letting merchants charge us with **.

I'm a more realistic person, and when it comes to shopping, I only go shopping when I need to. Usually on holidays, most people will go out shopping, but I don't, shopping can only meet my material needs, not my spiritual needs. Some people treat the shopping process as a pleasure, but I've never felt this way because I complain of sore legs every time.

To be honest, I don't have any sense of accomplishment in shopping, just buy clothes, I'm a person who doesn't bargain, and I know in my heart that I must have been blinded many times over the years, but there is no way to do it. I almost don't haggle when I buy clothes now, and generally I don't go to some stores that are too expensive, and I don't go to some places where the price is too high, what I need is, the kind of place that doesn't need to haggle, and it won't be too outrageous. Now I am obviously a lot more expensive, I know this very well, but knowing is one thing, whether I can do it well is another, and sometimes the money is spent without realizing it.

In addition, I can't make money now, and I spend all the money my parents have worked hard to earn, so sometimes I hate this feeling, and when I can't make money on my own, I will never enjoy shopping.

But one thing I really like is that I go to a bookstore and I'm happy to buy a book. For books I like, I will buy them myself. If I see a book I like through other means, as long as I really like it, even if I have already read it, I will still go to the bookstore and buy it myself and read it again.

Anyway, as long as I like books, I will collect as many books as I can. I especially like that I have found a valuable book in the bookstore that I have not read, and that feeling is my favorite, and I feel a high sense of accomplishment, and I am happy for myself and proud of myself.

Speaking of books, I also have a quirk. I'm very afraid of lending books to others, and I'm not very happy to do it myself. It's not because I'm stingy, I don't think I'm stingy, it's just that I have a strange protection of books, whether it's new or old, I try to keep them as they are, and I never do the action of folding books, except for textbooks, of course.

Some people like to skin books so they don't break easily, but I don't like them. What I want to see is the face of the book, the original book, full of the smell of books. No one else could have known about my strange feelings about books.

I remember one time, a classmate returned a few pages of the book that were stained with water, and most of them were wrinkled after drying. I knew she didn't mean it, so I didn't say it, and I didn't blame her, but I was inexplicably distressed by the book, and I felt that I didn't protect it properly, which was too dereliction of duty.

Shopping is also a pleasure.