04-16-2007, 07:02 PM
I've bought shirts with those dinky little buttons. They're meant to be disposable. Like hang tags. That plastic button is a cheap way to keep the cuff together and in shape while it is in the store on the hanger. Their not meant to be kept and used for the long term by the purchaser. You bought a shirt to be used with cuff links. Use cuff links. Ok.. that's just my opinion...
From the business's POV?
A. Gain a loyal PITA customer for $2?
B. Lose a loyal PITA customer for $2?
You calling me a liar? I've been washing, drying, ironing, hanging and bagging shirts for hundreds of customers, 10 hours a day, for god knows how many years. For the third time, the buttons are always removed, and are returned in a little bag. I would take choice "B" any day of the week. I got 172 more shirts for 27 customers to go through before 5:30pm today! Have a nice day
From the business's POV?
A. Gain a loyal PITA customer for $2?
B. Lose a loyal PITA customer for $2?
You calling me a liar? I've been washing, drying, ironing, hanging and bagging shirts for hundreds of customers, 10 hours a day, for god knows how many years. For the third time, the buttons are always removed, and are returned in a little bag. I would take choice "B" any day of the week. I got 172 more shirts for 27 customers to go through before 5:30pm today! Have a nice day