An impatient client sent a complaint using a lot of slang
Every region has its own slang and linguistic conventions. However, when you are making a complaint to a customer service account, you may benefit from using more formal language. This Twitter user did not think it was necessary.
Fortunately for them, whoever runs the Argos Helpers Twitter account understood their unique linguistic choices and responded in kind. We are not sure why the customer has to specify the guy that helped them was Asian, though.
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