Anybody who’s ever worked in the food services industry, or any industry for that matter, has probably come across some odd complaints. However, the one Sarah from a Whole Foods in Boston received might just take the cake for weirdest complaint hidden in a compliment ever.
And for those having a hard time reading the handwritten complaint:
Love this Whole Foods. Best in Boston area. However, the carrots are too pointy and long. It’s intimidating. Can you shorten them and make them less scary?
Hilarious… enough to make me forgive the typo… "story" should be "store"
Why does no one know how to spell these days? WTF I knew how to spell when I played Floyd the stoner in True Romance!
My apologies. The last person was an IMPERSONATOR! He has been sacked. I am most definitely a person posting as Brad Pitt. WHUT???!?
I love the fact that the reply, whilst being quietly quite superior and smart arse, also features a massive typo by way of 'story' instead of 'store'.
The fail whale would be proud.
It's not that they don't know how to spell. It's called a TYPO, you FUCKING IDIOT.
"carrots are too pointy and long" Giggity.
Perhaps she should switch to cucumbers.
I think the response was more amusing than the comment. It was polite yet edged with sarcasm.
@ Brad Pitt
"Why does no one know how to spell these days?"
Should be
"Why doesn't anyone know how to spell these days?"
LOL @ SHOPPING AT WHOLE FOODS
ROFLMA @ WORKING AT WHOLE FOODS
The comment and response pretty much sum up Cambridge.