I was in the process of buying about 30 used games yesterday. I had to check the condition of each game because sometimes there's an interesting combination of boogers/smegma/fecal crust/cheeto dust on the discs. If there was a nasty copy, I had the clerk grab another copy for me to check. the whole process, from checking the games to paying for them, was taking a good 30 minutes, because I orginally started with about 75 games.
The manager was peeking out at me from the back area, and he looked frustrated/irritated. He had a furrowed brow and he'd sigh whenever he saw me at the counter.
I had about 5 games left to inspect, when the manager comes up to me, and says "Excuse me, but we're about to close, and I have inventory to do. I wouldn't normally ask this, but that's quite a bit of games you are looking at buying, maybe you can come back another time"
I said "I have 5 games left, and then I'm done"
and he said "well, that's fine I guess, but we really need to get to work on our inventory"
Kind of idiotic when I was purchasing games that they would never otherwise sell.
Was he wrong to say that? Is this par for the course for gamestop/EB managers?
The manager was peeking out at me from the back area, and he looked frustrated/irritated. He had a furrowed brow and he'd sigh whenever he saw me at the counter.
I had about 5 games left to inspect, when the manager comes up to me, and says "Excuse me, but we're about to close, and I have inventory to do. I wouldn't normally ask this, but that's quite a bit of games you are looking at buying, maybe you can come back another time"
I said "I have 5 games left, and then I'm done"
and he said "well, that's fine I guess, but we really need to get to work on our inventory"
Kind of idiotic when I was purchasing games that they would never otherwise sell.
Was he wrong to say that? Is this par for the course for gamestop/EB managers?