Well, here are some. A customer walked into a bakery and asked for a donut - shaped cake. When the baker explained that a donut is a type of cake already, the customer got really confused and said he wanted a cake that looked exactly like a donut but was also a cake. In a tech store, a customer asked if the wireless mouse needed to be charged with 'wireless electricity'. And at a pet store, a customer wanted to buy a fishbowl for his cat so the cat could 'go for a swim' indoors.
Sure. One time a customer came into a coffee shop and asked for a 'latte with a side of sunshine'. The barista was a bit confused at first but then just added an extra smiley face drawn in the foam. Another time, a customer in a clothing store tried to return a shirt that was clearly worn and said it was 'defective' because it didn't make him look like a movie star.
Sure. Once there was a man who thought his remote control could open his front door. So he stood there for ages, pressing buttons, until his neighbor came out and asked what he was doing. Another one is about a guy who tried to take a selfie with a wild deer. He got too close and the deer chased him all around the park.
Sure. One time, my friend thought that a toaster was a phone charger. He tried to plug his phone into it. Another one is about a guy who put salt in his coffee instead of sugar just because the containers looked similar. And there was this person who tried to open a car door with their house key for a good five minutes before realizing it was the wrong key.
Sure. There was a man who tried to open a banana from the wrong end for a long time because he thought it was like a regular fruit with a stem at the top. He only realized his mistake when someone else casually opened one the normal way right in front of him.
Sure. Once, a customer called because his computer screen was all blue. After a long check, the technician found out he had put a blue post - it note over the webcam thinking it was a light sensor and it was reflecting on the screen.
In a restaurant, a customer got really mad because his steak was a bit overcooked. He called the waiter over and was quite irate. The waiter apologized and said they would make a new one right away. While waiting, the customer started chatting with another diner about how picky he was. When the new steak came, it was perfect, and he became the nicest customer, even leaving a big tip. It shows that sometimes angry customers just need a little attention and a solution to their problem.
Sure. One time a customer came into the store looking for a 'left - handed' hammer. When I told him hammers are not left - or right - handed, he insisted that he could only use a left - handed one. Another time, a lady tried to return a pair of shoes that were clearly worn out, saying they were defective from the start, but she had actually hiked a mountain in them.
Well, I remember a story where a customer contacted support because they thought their computer mouse had a mind of its own. They said it would move randomly and click things on its own. After some investigation, it turned out their cat was sitting on the mouse pad and batting at the mouse when they weren't looking. It took a while for the customer to realize what was really going on.
A customer drove his truck to the mechanic shop. He complained that his truck was shaking violently. After inspection, the mechanic discovered that the customer had put on tires that were completely the wrong size for the vehicle. He had bought them super cheap without realizing they were not for his truck.
Well, here are some. A customer once complained that the sun was shining too brightly into the restaurant through the window and it was ruining their dining experience. They asked if the restaurant could move the sun. Another story is about a customer who said that the font on the menu was too 'cheerful' and it made the food seem less serious. Also, a customer complained that the smell of the new car was too new and it was giving them a headache.