Triumph Far Eastern Jhong Ben

I don’t know if your counter business is too good, and the attitude of the counter lady is like this. Originally, I received a call from Dayuanbai to inform me that there was an event discount in the birthday month, so I went there a few days later. I forgot it was Triumph and ran to Wacoal. Miss Wacoal took the initiative to help me find out that the discount will only start next year. Tell me how to use the birthday roll. I was embarrassed to find the wrong counter, so I turned to Triumph next door. I was happy to ask about the birthday plan, so I first asked the service staff standing outside the counter. He first told me that the members have different levels of plans, so I went to the counter. I first asked about the birthday plan, but the lady answered quickly, I listened I’m not sure, and I’m afraid that I’m not sure if I got a call from this counter again, so I can help inquire about the status of membership courtesy. Later, the clerk began to answer the question that was not what was asked. Because I couldn't hear it, I asked again. The lady showed a simple answer with increased ending tone (for example, if I want to confirm the use method, the other party will just say cash, the tone makes me feel impatient.) . After someone took over, I wanted to say that this lady might be better. I didn’t expect to feel a very unprofessional answer during the consultation process (I wanted to see sports underwear first, and then he told me that there are two types of steel rims and non-steel rims. I picked up one of them and asked what to wear. Of course, I asked what kind of sports it was worn. The other party directly replied "Did you just want to see sports underwear?", the subsequent dialogue still has a higher tone at the end The answer is not in the tone of the question. At the beginning I always asked very kindly, but in the end I felt very uncomfortable, and in the end I didn’t want to buy.