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Russell Crow kicked out of pub


A little snippet in the paper yesterday said Russell Crow had been excluded from a pub somewhere in England because he caused too much trouble. Russell caused difficulties once before when he threw a phone at the concierge in a New York hotel. At the time he said this is how we settle things where I come from (NZ). He has to have been misquoted, surely!

What can you do when people like Russell Crow nut-off and get upset. Sometimes there's not a lot you can do but hold your own dignity. It is worth acknowledging that you see they are upset. It can be helpful to apologise that they have been put out, or the service hasn't met their expectation. This is not accepting blame for what has happened. It is letting them know they are not alone with their feelings and distress.

In the end, if they persist in raving on and on, it is best to look after yourself by not taking it personally. It is their emotion, not yours. Keep breathing and think 'I'm OK, you're OK'.

Posted by John Faisandier on 6th August, 2009 |
Tags: Russell Crow, difficult customer, angry cusotmer

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