The Great Wallsendo
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Not normal tony you are a............
Crikey that makes me a Klingon to Euro Pizza on Wallsend High Street then
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Crikey that makes me a Klingon to Euro Pizza on Wallsend High Street then
The Great Wallsendo
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why? the general tone of this thread is nothing compared to some of the humdingers that have been and gone before...
...and anyway my questions haven't been answered
Kipper-Sniffer
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is it everyone's time of the month are something who gives a fcuk if people call u a cling on are wat ever if u dont like a shop go to another one u dont like someone dont talk to em. u want to stand in a shop talking fishing. stand in a shop and talk as much as you want. who gives a **** wat others think life is to short and there are fish out there that need catching.
The Great Wallsendo
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that's my point...
...99.999999999% of people entering these shops are and will be perceived as such...these gents wouldn't be around and coping in todays economy if they didn't treat everyones £1 coins as equal
eddie t
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that's my point...
...99.999999999% of people entering these shops are and will be perceived as such...these gents wouldn't be around and coping in todays economy if they didn't treat everyones £1 coins as equal
Tony ya missed a 9 of mate.
scaley
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:d:d:d:dcrikey that makes me a klingon to euro pizza on wallsend high street then
my interpretation of a cling on is some one who hangs round a shop buys nowt
knows nowt does nowtbut thinks he/she does and then tries to force a worthless load of crap info down the neck of some poor blighter thats gone into the shop
The Great Wallsendo
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my interpretation of a cling on is some one who hangs round a shop buys nowt
Phew - that's me out of the loop then as I'm quite an afficionado of Euro Pizza and it's delectable offerings
YoursTruly
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Dont know why you guess your barred, youve slagged me off, called the shop, said you would not use it, i cant call you by your first name as it seems i'm not your friend.
Not a single reason among that lot that would make me want to barr someone from using my shop.
I think you made your own mind up the minute you posted on this thread, you barred yourself.
YoursTruly
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Wallsendo, you do make me smile with some of your posts and before somebody says it, not many things make me smile lol!
On a more serious note, you ask about what makes a regular, this is difficult to put into words but here goes.
As far as i am concerned it has nothing to do with the amount of money a person spends in my shop.
Forget about how much someone spends as some have more money than others, i think it boils down to loyalty, every customer who walks through the door has the potential to become a regular.
If a person goes fishing frequently and he/she uses a particular shop for the majority of his tackle then i would say that person is a regular as would a person who only fishes now and again but each time he/she went fishing they used the same shop.
This may sound a bit stupid but i value a customer who spends a small amount of money each week more than say someone who comes in once in a while to spend a larger amount, the point i am trying to make is its not about how much you spend its how much you use a shop that makes you a regular.
The above looks a bit jibberish but i know what i mean and hope it makes sense to others.
Terry
On a more serious note, you ask about what makes a regular, this is difficult to put into words but here goes.
As far as i am concerned it has nothing to do with the amount of money a person spends in my shop.
Forget about how much someone spends as some have more money than others, i think it boils down to loyalty, every customer who walks through the door has the potential to become a regular.
If a person goes fishing frequently and he/she uses a particular shop for the majority of his tackle then i would say that person is a regular as would a person who only fishes now and again but each time he/she went fishing they used the same shop.
This may sound a bit stupid but i value a customer who spends a small amount of money each week more than say someone who comes in once in a while to spend a larger amount, the point i am trying to make is its not about how much you spend its how much you use a shop that makes you a regular.
The above looks a bit jibberish but i know what i mean and hope it makes sense to others.
Terry
Codcodcod!
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my interpretation of a cling on is some one who hangs round a shop buys nowt
Christ I'm one of these cling ons!
scaley
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Just to put another angle on this.....bear in mind what the tackleshop owner has to put up with to make an honest living,i was unfortunate enough to be a manager in some retail outlets for some time and the shoite you get from time to time is unbelievable....and as a resident Klingon i see the same thing in tackle shops.Keeping every customer happy is very difficult to do and keeping a smile on your face every hour of the working day is sometimes impossible especially if you have had the customer from hell previously.......to be honest i have had good experiences in all tackle shops.......not to bothered if i am greeted with a cheesy grin and good morning sir.......i am happy just with honest advice and being able to purchase the product i want or the option to order it
Here's a clingon experience. Went to a tackle shop south of tyne once (not reelsport or rutherford) and asked the price of a rod. The clingons were perched at the counter and one of the ars***es turned around and said "ppphhhheeewww they're so much" (about £50 more than going rate), I ignored the daft t**t and quoted to the seller a price I'd been given from another shop down in cleveland. He thought a bit and then gave me a deal for that price. Point is, ok hang around a shop all day if you've nowt better to do, but what the f**k business of his was it. And do your homework.
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