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Dude desperately tries to pick up customer service rep on Twitter, fails miserably

That escalated quickly!

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To paraphrase poet Alfred Lord Tennyson (and chain grocery store Sainsbury’s), ’tis better to have tweeted and lost than to have never tweeted at all. 

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On Wednesday, Craig Hazell, a London-based TV researcher, shared his hot take on the checkout lines at his local Sainsbury’s to his 2,500-plus followers.  

https://twitter.com/CraigHazell/status/791263283013685249

A Sainsbury’s rep gave him a courtesy response.

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Clearly, Amanda was leading Craig on with all of that insider info. He quickly moved in. 

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https://twitter.com/CraigHazell/status/791293833455755264


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But just as suddenly as the budding romance started to blossom, Amanda’s shift abruptly ended. 

https://twitter.com/CraigHazell/status/791313153032355841

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But Craig just refused to take a hint. 

https://twitter.com/CraigHazell/status/791341812204044288

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So he stepped up his game. 

https://twitter.com/CraigHazell/status/791362298812231685

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Then he really put himself out there. 

https://twitter.com/CraigHazell/status/791371043306868737

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There’s just one small problem…

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That hurts. 

To his credit, Hazell took the whole thing in stride. Turns out all he really wanted was a voucher anyways. Typical. 

https://twitter.com/CraigHazell/status/791569055266271232

H/T Mashable

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