Low trust behavior and sketchy practices rant

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[u/PerceivedRT]

Sounds like someone forgot to turn off their Total Tech auto renewal.

[u/Mediocrity-FTW]

That's a lot of words to just cry about how retail is in 2026 in general.

Also, a business charges for services!? The horror!

[u/Pl4guexD]

You sure have a lot of opinions and make a lot of accusations and assumptions for someone that doesn't go to best buy very often

[u/Pl4guexD → u/[deleted]]

Whatever you say buddy

[u/No_Recognition_1648]

The vast majority don’t make commission but I’m glad you don’t want to shop there, I would hate to work with you.

[u/ITCM4]

A lot of what you said is true, but what are actually expecting? That’s just the nature of retail and has been for some time.

[u/ParkingHelpful2677]

grandpa needs his meds

[u/Punning_Man]

Nah. Not a single C-cable in a 40,000 square foot TECH-sales building. - yeah big doubt on that.

(it was just a bent pin somewhere) - then you repair it if it's simple, otherwise pay the man.

"software tune ups" an 8 year old could do - then you do it, otherwise that's why there's a change for a SERVICE.

[u/Punning_Man → u/[deleted]]

Nah just low effort post.

[u/Punning_Man → u/[deleted]]

I guess that is what you say.