Truly annoyed...

[macten]

[neil widdow]

what went wrong,did you drop it mate ?

[mikethetile]

i thinik i would be annoyed too

[chris.tiling]

ooops! Did you swear?

[whitebeam]

I'd be gutted, there not cheap as you know

[macten]

I KNOW I didn't do it, 2 mins after customer was playing with it I got it out again and hey presto!

[whitebeam]

You let customer play with your tool

[GirlRacerRed]

Is it not meant to look like that then?

[Prem Tiler]

sorry but what is it? your lunch box?

[whitebeam]

It's a laser that now doubles as a lunch box

[macten]

It still works!!
Customer hasn't admitted it which really annoys me.
He did tell me too buy a new one, stick it on bill and he'll have this one - sounds like an admission of sorts but why was he tinkering with me tool in the 1st place

[Dave]

you should never ever play with a mans tool...

[cornish_crofter]

It still works!!
Customer hasn't admitted it which really annoys me.
He did tell me too buy a new one, stick it on bill and he'll have this one - sounds like an admission of sorts but why was he tinkering with me tool in the 1st place

Simple.

Do as he says. Put it down to experience, and be more careful when customers and tools mix in future.

You've learned the easy way. Customer obviously feels guilty and wants to do right by you.

I would be more pleased in your situation that you've got a customer with a concience than annoyed at the breakage.

[doug boardley]

you should never ever play with a mans tool...

Mrs Doug knew that ages ago!