‘The look on her face was worth every penny’: Store worker is so annoyed by rude Lexus driving customer who tried to haggle on a 25 cent decoration that she buys ALL the star ornaments in town so she can’t
- Alabama woman Sarah Belanger Demaneuf has gone viral for sharing a story about her Christmas revenge
- She revealed how she got back at a rude customer who tried to haggle the price of a 50 cent star ornament to 25 cents
- The rude customer, who was ‘dressed to the nines’ and drove a Lexus, threw a tantrum when Demaneuf refused to lower the price
- As vengeances Demaneuf bought all of the star ornaments in town
- When the customer returned the following day she was furious
- ‘The look on her face was worth every penny spent,’ Demaneuf said
An Alabama woman has gone viral for sharing a hilarious post about how she got the ultimate revenge on an feisty customer who tried to haggle the price of a 50 cent Christmas ornament.
Sarah Belanger Demaneuf was working at a local retail story in Huntsville, Alabama 17 years ago when she ran into a customer who wanted to purchase a 50 cent star ornament for 25 cents, and threw a tantrum when she didn’t get her way.
‘A terrible woman (dressed to the nines and driving a high-end Lexus, so pretty well off) came into the store and wanted four star ornaments, but wanted to only pay 25 cents a piece,’ Demaneuf said in a Facebook post on December 6.
Alabama woman Sarah Belanger Demaneuf has gone viral for her Christmas revenge story where she bought all the yellow star ornaments in town to get back at a rude customer
The incident took place 17 years ago while Demaneuf was working at a local retail store in Huntsville and a customer wanted to purchase this 50 cent star ornament for 25 cents, and threw a tantrum when she didn’t get her way
‘As we weren’t at a yard sale I said no and she started arguing with me, becoming increasingly rude and belligerent,’ she added.
The woman then threatened to take her business to another branch of the store in town the following day.
Spiteful, Demaneuf said: I can’t guarantee they’ll still be here’.
‘There are 12 in the store. No one is going to buy all 12. I’ll get what I want, prepare to feel stupid tomorrow,’ the defiant customer replied.
Enraged by the rude customer, Demaneuf then hatched a master plan to assure the woman wouldn’t get a hole of the stars.
‘In an anti grinch moment my heart shrank three sizes and I bought all 12 star ornaments. I then called the other Huntsville store and bought ALL their ornaments. And just to be extra spiteful I bought all the star ornaments in Decatur and Florence,’ she said.
‘It was the most vengeful $30 I ever spent,’ she added.
She shared the hilarious story on Facebook on December 6 which has gone viral with over 7,000 shares
The next morning when the customer returned she was dumbstruck to learn all the star ornaments were sold.
‘The next morning she was at the store as soon as we had opened. I had the pleasure of telling her that ALL of the star ornaments in North Alabama had been sold to one customer. The look on her face was worth every penny spent,’ Demaneuf said.
She added that she gave away the star ornament to family and friends but kept one for herself.
’17 years later, I still smile when I hang it on my tree,’ she said.
She shared the hilarious tale on Facebook where it went viral with over 7,000 shares and 26,000 reactions.
And fans cheered her on in the comments.
‘I love it. The star of Vengeance,’ one Facebook user said.
‘I wish I could donate the cost of one because I LOVE this story so much. I am sure her cheap black heart is just as disgusting today as it was 17 years ago. Merry Christmas to you,’ another added.
‘Karma on a platter,’ another added.
‘OMG! You are my hero! I have spent the last 5 holiday seasons dealing with customers like that!’ one woman wrote.
‘I would have helped fund this if I’d been your coworker…best $30 ever lol!’ another fan added.
‘This is 100% the kind of stunt I’d pull just to spite that one a**hole customer. Calling all the other stores to buy their stock too,’ one store employee added.