1438/Bag of Candy/Customer/Police

[FaceHole Jennings]

Someone just told me about how a customer called corporate or the police or something because they thought that 1438 stole their candy out of their rental car? Whats the story on this? I've got to know about this.

Originally Posted by FaceHole Jennings

Someone just told me about how a customer called corporate or the police or something because they thought that 1438 stole their candy out of their rental car? Whats the story on this? I've got to know about this.

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[F-erty F-erson]

I heard about that... Didn't he/she call the cops?

I haven't heard about this one??????? I'll have to ask around. What's up FAcehole??

[FaceHole Jennings]

Oh just watching my boys Appalachian State play. I'm having them guest appear at my branch next week under the title "winners week at Enterprise". Oh, I will be there too.

[14WW Graduate]

Originally Posted by FaceHole Jennings

Someone just told me about how a customer called corporate or the police or something because they thought that 1438 stole their candy out of their rental car? Whats the story on this? I've got to know about this.

I think I know the instance you are referring to. I had just started at 1438. This would have been early 2005 from what I remember. There was a gentleman who had returned a car. He called, I think the next day, and stated he had left some candy in the trunk. (what idiot leaves candy in a trunk?) Anyway, the candy went MIA. I believe this got to corporate and I believe he threatened to file a police report because it was a large amount of candy. The area manager at the time, Brandee Couvillion (who ROCKS! love her) made the branch pay for it. Lance Coomer (who ROCKS as well) wasn't too happy but did what he was told. So, from what I know, the e-green legend is TRUE. Hope this helps ya'll.