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Originally Posted by
NukeMeSlowly 
First, what is so obvious about what this guy wanted? Second, the verbal exchange (as written) could not have taken more than 2 minutes (probably less) and contained nothing more than a couple of questions from SM seeking clarification. Yet, Mr. Button Shirt devolves into a frenzied state, complete with shouting expletives, in less time than it takes me to piss in the morning. Who really is the dick in this scenario? I vote for Mr. Button Shirt.
He wanted a "button" shirt, which obviously means a shirt with buttons on it -- a dress shirt. Notice that he didn't use the "button-down" term the second time around but this douchebag SA decided to continue to mock the poor guy for his own amusement. And no, you don't have to "shout expletives" to be a dick. Everyone can tell how big of a dick Suitmyself was acting like in this case, despite his fake polite manner. In the end, the customer lost nothing. He would just buy a shirt somewhere else and maybe tell his friends about "this douchebag SA" he met at a store so they would shop elsewhere as well. Suitmyself, and ultimately the store, lost out on a sale and maybe repeated business in the future. Tell me who won this fight. Oh and BTW, the term "button down shirt" has been used casually, though technically erroneously, to refer to dress shirt/button-up shirt for a while.
See here. It's not a huge error to ridicule someone over.