Woulda Coulda Shoulda

Your Apology Is Weird, but We Forgive You Anyway

A client loses his cool, then expresses remorse in a confounding way.

Published

1 year ago

January 10, 2023

Screen Printing Staff Screen Printing January-February 2023

Your Apology Is Weird, but We Forgive You Anyway

Things you wanted to say to frustrating clients, but didn’t.

Um, Thanks?

We recently had someone email us who was absolutely livid about their order. The art had been printed sideways – completely wrong in every way! Unfortunately for them, we didn’t print the order. After clarifying, we received a poorly put together apology from them. How strange.

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