We recently went to a Dr. Windscreen shop in Puchong (Jln Belas 15, near Tesco) because my windscreen had developed a crack. We wanted to get an estimate and – if the price was reasonable –have my windscreen fixed right there and then.
So there we were, inside their shop – and no one entertained us, acknowledged us, looked at us, or even asked us what we were doing there. It was as if we weren’t even there.
Bewildered, I nonetheless asked one of the shop personnel if anybody could look at my windscreen because I wanted to have it fixed. This guy, a Chinese (wearing a Dr Windscreen uniform) just gave me a blank stare. It was as if there was nobody in front of him, talking to him.
He then talked to a co-employee who was beside him, and they both laughed at us. After enjoying themselves, they then both went about their business, completely ignoring us.
Let me say that again – after asking for some service, the Dr Windscreen guys laughed at us and then completely IGNORED US!
My friend and I were like – “What’s that about?”
Anyway, we walked out because they obviously didn’t want our business. We searched the internet for another shop in Puchong and promptly found Dr. Cermin (Bandar Puchong, near Carrefour). We went there and, within an hour, we got ourselves a new windscreen for the car.
Maybe we got treated so badly at Dr Windscreen because we were foreigners. It’s really hard to gauge the mindset of nincompoops they got working at that place. The point is, if you’re a foreigner and you don’t want to be laughed at and ignored and treated like garbage, I strongly urge you not to go to Dr.Windscreen. You don’t need that kind of grief.
Jun 4 2013, 12:50 PM, updated 13y ago
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