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Over priced shit! and the tile looks wack! Store 15 need a make over
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What supervisor do you hate the most?
I hate Fry's Cafe and their prices!!!
Why does everyone hate me?!
Do you think this site should remain open and is a good resource to employees and others?
Why doesn't home office do anything about all these employee complaints if they go on here?
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Over priced is right.
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Frag:Over priced shit! and the tile looks wack! Store 15 need a make over
Store #10's needs to be cleaned... Health Dept I think shut it down.. Cant sell any cafe item and weirdly none of the prepackaged food either..was down yesterday as well as today.. Sign at cafe says it is closed for repairs... signs by the candy says that it cannot be sold due to inventory.I'm crushing your head... You flathead! -
a couple of years back we had RATS the SIZE of CATS! WEEEW WEEEW one got stuck in a sticky mouse trap and David had to put it down LIKE OL YELLER WEEEW WEEW
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They stil have rats its pretty hard to get rid of them and they eat the candy and snacks plus they microwave everything and make so much profit on the food in the cafe. I also know that the food isn't always fresh like the soups.
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CommentAuthorfrys_slave
- CommentTimeJul 5th 2008
The cafe manager Rosie is a bitch and she has a attitude and why the fuck is she trying to upsell the employees we barely make enough money as it is and don't get an employee discount at the cafe. -
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CommentAuthormeinside100
- CommentTimeJul 5th 2008
frys_slave:The cafe manager Rosie is a bitch and she has a attitude and why the fuck is she trying to upsell the employees we barely make enough money as it is and don't get an employee discount at the cafe.
Upsale on food? WTF? -
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CommentAuthorbiggysmalls
- CommentTimeJul 5th 2008
theres no way she can upsale you when the price is set by home office.i love it when they call me big papa -
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CommentAuthorwhitenoise
- CommentTimeJul 5th 2008 edited
Are you guys stupid or not work at Fry's? How do you not know what a Upsale is?
You Purchase: Bagel w/cream cheese ~ $1
Upsell: Breakfast Bagel ~ $3.50
You Purchase: Bottled Water ~$1
Upsell: Smoothie ~ $4
Sounds like "Ms. Rosie" lady is trying to hit her projection by upselling her underpaid co workers. -
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CommentAuthorbiggysmalls
- CommentTimeJul 5th 2008
oh sorry i didnt know she was "FORCING" you to buy all that extra stuff.i love it when they call me big papa -
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biggysmalls:oh sorry i didnt know she was "FORCING" you to buy all that extra stuff.
She is selling you better stuff. -
I think I once bought something from the cafe in Austin... I think I puked it up later.Superhero!
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biggysmalls:oh sorry i didnt know she was "FORCING" you to buy all that extra stuff.
She is selling you better stuff.
Better like, WWII was better than WWI? -
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CommentAuthorbiggysmalls
- CommentTimeJul 5th 2008
fast food places do the same thing.
"would you like fries with that?"
theres nothing wrong with them asking you if you want chips and a soda with your sandwhich.
its called accessorizing any place that sells anything will do it.
my friend used to work at subway he said there trick was to never offer the small sub always say foot long after they tell you which kind they want.
they also ask you if you want the combo at subway too.
all places offer you extras cause you dont know you want it till you think about it.i love it when they call me big papa -
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There's another sales trick that everyone should know by now. It's called "Which would you prefer?" The premise is that by asking a customer which of two equally regarded items they would prefer, you've bypassed the whole process of whether or not they should be buying it in the first place. It's a passive sales technique that's very subtle and works extremely well in the Software department. By asking a customer about favorite types of video games, favorite movie genres or actors, or whether they prefer Norton to McAfee, you've just initiated a conversation that gets them thinking about their likes rather than their dislikes. It's good customer service, because you're providing leading questions that guide their thinking into a narrower category, and it helps them to feel better about what they're buying, because they've already justified the purchase. That's not to say it isn't in some ways immoral. If you think about it, all sales techniques are immoral. This one just gives the customer some mental justification for what they're buying.The only thing worse than ignorance is stupidity.
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