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lister wrote:
Bright side for the rest of the central Toronto lot, not me. Though I will break a ST six pack and buy one bottle to try when I find a place that still has it in stock. Sorry to whoever gets stuck with the five.
I was wondering who maimed the only six-pack down at Front Street... it was so sad, like observing the progress oft a three-legged dog (a creature which hops...)
See, it's a pain in the ass when people do that. Isn't it?
No, I'm glad people freely use LCBO policy. But buying just one bottle makes me feel bad for those poor sods working in the stores.
lagerale wrote:Went back to Keele&St.Clair store, found the Dead Guy, but no ST IPA anymore!!!.
That is a great store location - I mean the area seems a bit rough around the edges but this keeps away the yuppies so there is often more store stock. I recommend people check here.
Same with Brimley in Scarborough, good residual stock availability.
I must give credit to the uneducated LCBO clerk this afternoon.
He had no idea what Rogue Dead Guy Ale was, never heard of it, didn't know it was a beer, though I should go to the beer store to buy it.
He did check the system , and did go into the stock room to dig out the case so I thanked him for taking the time to actually investigate.
Shouldn't they know something about the products? I'm sorry but to say you have no idea? I'm not just talking about the world of beers but this wasn't some 16 year old at Walmart who didn't know where the Huggies were located.
I'm grateful for his extended customer service and that made up for his lack of knowledge but I just thing the clerks should know these things