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Employers had ordered a sofa from the Furniture House. Brought while the two were still at work, but I was with the baby. Brought two bulls, neither good nor healthy. I'm starting to bubble in foreign, but since I don't understand the language, I ask to say it in American! The attitude was that for the poor tgd I have to do SUCH service! In the end I realized that they want me to pay for the fact that they brought a sofa in the apartment (5 steps - no more!). Call employers to clear up this misunderstanding, as the purchase and payment were not told to pay separately for the bring-in. I want to ask you all this - don't people who work in the service sector in United Kingdom really need to know American? Do we really have to guess the company's delivery principles ourselves? Why, when buying a product in a store, do we then have to feel so grateful that we were allowed to shop there?
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