Thread: Today's eFlyer

Originally Posted by Unregistered

And for every mistake there will be consequences. The consequence of this is that Canadian Tire should lose money for their error. It'll make them much more likely to be diligent next time around instead of making lame excuses.

It's a typo man, get over yourself shit. It's really not that big of a deal. If you are filing paperwork at your job and make a typo, should you be fired for it, or docked money from your paycheck? Sure there should be consequences, but at some point you just gotta understand it's an error, it happens to everyone, let it go and stop making such a huge deal over nothing at all.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It's a typo man, get over yourself shit. It's really not that big of a deal. If you are filing paperwork at your job and make a typo, should you be fired for it, or docked money from your paycheck? Sure there should be consequences, but at some point you just gotta understand it's an error, it happens to everyone, let it go and stop making such a huge deal over nothing at all.

If I'm filing paperwork and make a typographical error, it's not going to be broadcast over the web as an advertisement, bonehead. If an advertisement is wrong and draws people into the store, the store should eat the loss. That's what classy organizations do. Oh wait, we're talking about Canadian Tire...