Emma handled a complicated delivery service situation with expertise. She was behind the counter, and the only one in the store.
I had arrived with my girlfriend to get some ice cream, and when we walked in saw that there was a delivery driver, for a delivery service like Uber Eats or DoorDash, being combative with Emma. They (Emma) were helping another customer and their kids at the time, and being the only one in the store, had to juggle both the conversation with the delivery person and the person with her family. Because of this Emma was called out for "bad customer service", because they put the customer that was there first before the delivery. The family, when done paying, shuffled out and was visibly uncomfortable with the situation.
The conversation was going back and forth, and the delivery driver was on the phone with the person who had placed the order. After growing tired with the information the delivery driver was given, he just put the person on the phone on speaker to hear Emma directly say the same information she had said repeatedly.
The issue at hand was quite simple: Emma was not able to replace an item for an order. Instead of understanding that it was just simple policy and either cancelling the order or getting a partial refund, the delivery driver and the customer on the phone called for a manager, blamed her for "not knowing" how to do things, and blamed her for the miscommunication in general. The customer on the phone also blamed her for incorrect inventory, which happens all the time and is not something to blame the only person there for.
This went on for a while. My girlfriend and I have both worked in customer service and the food/drink industry, and we knew that there was nothing that Emma could do about the situation. After about 5 more minutes of the same thing being said, my girlfriend and I stepped in to try and bring the situation to a calm and get the delivery person to stop being combative with Emma.
After getting a partial refund, the delivery driver helped the person on the phone receive Emma's name to leave a negative review. My girlfriend and I, as witnesses, will say that Emma held this store down and did an amazing job.
This happened on 12/07/22. Emma, you did great, and the ice cream was bomb too!
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