That's fine. When I was at the flag ship store in Sam Fransico I had an employee tell me my mars "looked kinda like Oakleys"
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That's fine. When I was at the flag ship store in Sam Fransico I had an employee tell me my mars "looked kinda like Oakleys"
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That's good. I never even got an answer to my inquiry because they didn't know the difference between the different finishes on the XS.Luckily my local store isn't filled with idiots LOL.
A while ago, I called the Vault in Arlington,TX asking if they had the polished carbon XS. The attendant's answer was,
"we have a polished one, a black one, and a gray one. But I don't know what the polished carbon is. Do you have the SKU?"
Needless to say, these employees need to be more educated to work at a Vault. I'm not the most knowledgeable O fan but, but anyone who provides customer service to such meticulous crowd (Okleyholics) should definately be knowledgeable on the products.
I understand about not having enough time to go over the inventory. But the attendant didn't even know the difference between carbon, polished, x-metal, plasma, titanium, and polished carbon. C'mon, if they're not knowledgeable on the different finishes then what qualifies them to work there? ...Simply put, Vault stores are outlet stores and we don't sell enough Juliet or X-Squared to spend a whole lot of time going over them.
I understand about not having enough time to go over the inventory. But the attendant didn't even know the difference between carbon, polished, x-metal, plasma, titanium, and polished carbon. C'mon, if they're nqua knowledgeable on the different finishes then what qualifies them to work there? ...