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Two examples for those who don't know him
:This one was before my time at GAME - basically someone apparently came in to buy a new game and walked away with a PS2, dvd remote, memory card, couple of games and an extra controller
This one I witnessed - lady comes in to get a game for her son. She has a rough idea of the name of it, thats about it. Nils goes to get the game and, as usual, starts just chatting away. He learns that she used to enjoy playing Puzzle Bobble and old games like that. So he ends up selling her a pre-owned GameCube, the adapter so she can play GBA games on it (because she hates those small screens), Puzzle Bobble, Pacman, the game she originally came in for, GC memory card.
He's a little bastard. I'll make damn sure he doesn't use his mind tricks on me
Statistics: Posted by pevil — Sun Jul 03, 2005 5:10 am
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One of the entire points behind the scheme we use is to try and "break" that steriotype, the hard part is getting a decent conversation going with the customer.
Statistics: Posted by Mole — Sun Jul 03, 2005 4:58 am
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