Pandas, you’ve probably seen kids throw tantrums over the tiniest things: a missing toy, the wrong snack, or bedtime arriving too soon. When children do it, it’s equal parts amusing and exhausting. But when adults behave the same way, it stops being cute and starts feeling awkward, and sometimes downright shocking. Now imagine businesses reacting like that to criticism or feedback.
Enter r/BusinessTantrums, a subreddit dedicated to showcasing companies and employees losing their cool online. Scroll on to see some of the most dramatic, unfiltered, and wildly unprofessional responses customers have received.
#42 This Guy Posted A Video To His Restaurant’s Instagram Threatening To End Cyclists And He’s Handling The Criticism Really Well
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#47 Beer Store Owner Unhappy With The "Liberals" Giving One Star Reviews After Putting Up Sign Mocking Rachel Levine
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#48 Subpar Pizza Joint Posts Transphobic Content; Proceeds To Throw Weeks-Long Tantrum After Being Called Out By Customers
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#50 Guy Was Spamming Multiple Subs Promoting His “Business” With A Poorly Made Video That Explained Nothing About What He’s Offering
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#55 When All The 1 Star Reviews Have Such Aggressive And Bizarre Replies, You Know Something Is Wrong (More In Comments)
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