Customers Complained facts

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A company in England accidentally sent letters to some of their wealthy customers that began “Dear Rich Bastard” and one customer complained who did not receive the letter because he felt that his wealth warranted the “Rich Bastard” title

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In 1946 Kodak customers complained about film developing cloudy. Kodak investigated & found the corn husks used for packing was radioactive. They discovered something that was not public knowledge; the packaging was exposed to fallout from the world's first nuclear bomb explosion.

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1. There is a 4000 year old clay tablet which is a customer's letter complaining about sub-standard copper and wanting a refund.

2. A company in England accidentally sent letters to some of its wealthy customers that began "Dear Rich Bastard". One customer who did not receive the letter complained, certain their wealth was enough to warrant the "rich bastard" title.

3. A customer had to be dragged from a burning Hamburg, Germany sex shop by firefighters when he refused orders to evacuate. He had shut himself inside a private booth to watch a film ("Throbbin Hood") and was heard complaining (while coughing from smoke inhalation) that he hadn't "finished yet"

4. In July 1945, Kodak accidentally discovered the U.S. was testing atomic bombs after customers complained of "foggy" film.

5. In 1998 an 8 year old boy was electrocuted using a bathroom hand dryer at Pizza Hut in Mississippi. The hand dryer had no ground wire and multiple customers had previously complained about being shocked.

6. Potato chips were invented in 1853 when a frustrated chef sliced potatoes razor thin, fried them until crisp and seasoned them with extra salt in response to a restaurant customer complaining that his potatoes were cut too thick. The customer loved them.

7. The potato chip was invented in 1853 by a Native American chef who was trying to rile a customer who had complained about his "too thick" french fries.

8. When angry customers complained about Kodak film that was “foggy” and unusable, a Kodak scientist traced the cause to a “new type of radiation” in packing material made from corn husks. He alerted the govt, but they already knew: it was nuclear fallout from the first atomic test in Nevada.

9. A Scottish minister tried to get Glasgow 'protected designation of origin'-status for Chicken Tikka Masala, which it is claimed was invented in a Glasgow restaurant by a Bangladeshi chef after a customer complained his curry was too dry.

10. In 1990, Coca-Cola tried putting cash in cans of soda; the promotion had to be halted after customers complained of "foul smelling" and soaked bills.

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Men were so much better at prostitution than women in Venice; particularly homosexual men using a Gnaga mask, that the female prostitute's complained to the bishop and got a law to allow them to expose their breasts from windows to get more customers.

Church's came under flak in Malaysia when one of the customers complained about the food coming from Church, referring to the brand name Church's Chicken. Upon clarification from Church's Chicken that the name Church is not related to religion, but is the name of the founder, the issue was over. - source

During Walmart’s attempt at expanding their market in Germany, greeters were soon abolished after customers complained of being “harassed by strangers on store premises”