Need Advice On How To Handle A Hateful Bride...
Business By pnnllj Updated 3 Feb 2009 , 9:28pm by summernoelle
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Originally Posted by dkelly27
I'm so glad your client realized what an uncaring brat she was and apologized..........there is hope!
I think you handled yourself perfectly and a lot better than a lot of us here admitted we would have. You kept your cool and acted in a professional manner.
So happy your son is feeling better......and never let a client or another baker let you feel guilty for putting your family's needs first. Clients will be long gone, but we'll always have our family. As you can tell, I agree with you 100% and so do 99% of the others.
I'm so glad your client realized what an uncaring brat she was and apologized..........there is hope!
I think you handled yourself perfectly and a lot better than a lot of us here admitted we would have. You kept your cool and acted in a professional manner.
So happy your son is feeling better......and never let a client or another baker let you feel guilty for putting your family's needs first. Clients will be long gone, but we'll always have our family. As you can tell, I agree with you 100% and so do 99% of the others.
AMEN!
summernoelle
Posted 3 Feb 2009 , 9:28pm
post #62 of 62
That is really great that she realized her faux pas. I have stuck my foot in my mouth before (OK, often do) and my DH never lets me live it down. 
Since she was mature enough to apologize, then I think you will be OK working with her.
I'm happy your son is feeling better!
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