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    Quote Originally Posted by Seventenths View Post
    I was in GC (Dunedin) the other day looking for a clay bird thrower as I refuse to shop at H&F unless looking for sizes and order elsewhere

    Speaking with the sales man they didn’t have any as they were sold out so I thought I’d have a quick browse around.

    I’m standing there browsing as I was the only customer in store when said salesman yells out to his colleague saying keep an eye on this fella while I head out back and it wasn’t spoken in a nice way!

    Asshole I thought as I’m not there to shoplift!

    I walked out after that some what disgruntled, went around to Elios who are always friendly and great service, spent $300 on clay bird thrower, clays and some ammo thinking I should have just gone to Elios in the first place
    That is an anus way to behave (or... at least an anus way to come across!) but has not happened to me there though. Did you not shower or shave for three days before going there??? (-: Anyway, it's not as if GC have firearms in the middle area of the shop, they're all behind glass or on the wall behind the counter. I feel the same about H&F and prefer GC or Elios. I get antsy in shops where salespeople are so clearly on commission that they stick to you and follow you round like a dog, it's not as if I come in every time with a ready shopping list.

    The salesperson who gets it right is the one who makes you feel welcome in the shop in the first place, everything good flows from that start. I much prefer "good afternoon" or "welcome" as a first greeting, but most launch straight into "how may I help you?"
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