A friend of mine had a horror story at Gamestop. He traded in some valuable limited - edition games. The employees at Gamestop didn't recognize their true value and gave him a very low trade - in value. When he tried to explain that these were rare and should be worth more, they just brushed him off. He ended up getting far less than what he could have sold them for elsewhere. Later, he saw those same games being sold at a much higher price in the Gamestop store. It was really unfair to him.
Here's one. A customer pre - ordered a special edition of a game from Gamestop. On the release day, they went to pick it up. The store said they didn't have the special edition in stock, only the regular version. They offered no compensation or apology for the inconvenience. The customer had specifically pre - ordered the special edition for the extra content and collectibles. The store just said they could either take the regular version or wait for an undetermined amount of time for the special edition to come in. It was a huge disappointment for the customer.
Sure. A customer went in to buy a game for a younger relative. The game had an age rating that was appropriate for the relative. But the Gamestop employee tried to push a more expensive and inappropriate game on the customer, saying the one they wanted was 'boring'. This was really unethical behavior from the staff.
In some areas, Gamestop has been successful in partnering with local gaming communities. They sponsor local gaming tournaments which not only promotes their brand but also brings in more foot traffic to their stores. These tournaments are often well - attended by both amateur and professional gamers. By being involved in the local gaming scene, Gamestop has strengthened its brand image and increased its customer base in those areas.
There was a time at Gamestop when a group of friends came in. One of them thought he was a real 'video game expert' and started giving the employees advice on how to better organize the store's game collection. He was going on and on about different game series and how they should be grouped. The employees were really polite but you could tell they were trying not to laugh. Eventually, the 'expert' friend realized he might be overstepping and sheepishly stopped talking.
Sure. There was a person who took Ambien and woke up to find that they had written strange and disturbing messages all over their walls. They had no memory of doing it at all. It was really creepy as it was like some unknown force had taken over them while they were under the influence of the drug.
Sure. There was a Pegasister who attended a Pegasus - themed convention. She was really excited to meet other fans and see all the cool stuff. But she accidentally bumped into a very rude group of so - called 'hardcore' Pegasisters. They started yelling at her and making her feel like she didn't belong there just because she was new to the fandom and didn't know all the 'inside' rules. It was a horrible experience for her.
A man was an alcoholic and got into a bar fight one night while heavily drunk. He seriously injured another person. As a result, he was arrested and sent to jail. In jail, he went through withdrawal symptoms without proper medical help, which was extremely painful. His life took a turn for the worse, and when he got out, he had a criminal record that made it difficult for him to find a job and reintegrate into society.
Sure. There was a situation where a community was trying to get a local park renovated. The government department in charge kept delaying the project for years. Every time the community representatives asked for an update, they were given vague excuses. Eventually, the park remained in a state of disrepair, and the funds that were supposed to be used for the renovation seemed to have disappeared without a trace.
One specific 'bronies horror story' could be about a brony who was overly obsessed with a particular My Little Pony character. He started to believe that the character was real and would send disturbing letters to the show's creators, asking them to make the character come to life in a very inappropriate and obsessive way.
A friend of mine had a Postmate horror story. He ordered some expensive electronics. When the package arrived, it was clear that the Postmate had opened it. Some parts were missing. My friend was furious. He had to go through a long process with Postmate's customer service to try to get compensation for the missing items. It was a real hassle and he lost trust in the service.
Sure. I once bought a really expensive silk shirt for a job interview. I was feeling great in it until I sat down on a bench at the bus stop. There was some wet paint there that I didn't notice. When I stood up, the back of my shirt was covered in bright blue paint. I had no time to go home and change, so I had to go to the interview looking like a mess. Needless to say, I didn't get the job.