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Input: Alright, this scenario has several factors at play so let me explain them. It occurred during tuesday/wednesday this past week and I've been simmering about it ever since.

*Tuesday morning*, it was cold as shit and when I went out to warm my car up before leaving for class, it wouldn't start. The battery was old as shit and I was expecting this, but it was a total PITA because I missed my first class in the morning and didn't have any way to go get a new battery in the mean time. After my classes finished for the day (circa 5) I got a ride to the Car Parts Shop (just using a generic name) (which btw I had just called and they said they had the battery I want) and found out they would have to order the battery I was looking to get. Whatever, no big deal. They said since it was late that day, they would put the order in and I could come get it first thing tomorrow morning. Perfect.

Skip to *Wednesday morning*, I had basically just enough time in the morning from the opening of the store to get the battery, have them install it on the spot, and get to class. I had my mom jump-start my car before she left for work and I took off. I walk in, the same guy is there and I ask about the battery, and he tells me there was no such order placed. Now I'm starting to get really salty. I asked for the manager and he ended up explaining to me that, basically, I would have had to pay when they put the order in, but when I was there on Tuesday the guy at the register didn't mention it and acted as if he could put in the order and I'd pay on Wednesday. They tell me the only option is to place the order and it will arrive around 1 (useless to me, I'll be in class and won't have a ride anyway).

So, the guy was either too lazy to place the order or literally had no idea how to do it to begin with and was just playing it off like he did. In any case, I was now stranded at Car Parts Shop with my car which won't start again, no new battery for my car, and I'm probably going to be late for if not outright miss ANOTHER class. I start to get really worked up about it, and was basically yelling at the guy and the manager in the middle of the store for being so incompetent and royally screwing me. After organizing a way to class I basically stormed out telling them they're idiots and I'm gonna go buy the battery elsewhere. There was only one other customer in the store and he was looking at my as if I had just had a psychotic fit and gotten naked in the store. So, Am I The Asshole in this situation for being so aggravated and not realizing ahead of time that of course I would have to pay for the ordered part prior to it's arrival? I feel like an idiot for not having caught that right off the bat and not being able to have prevented this situation as a result.

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tl;dr: Guy at store doesn't order a new car battery for me like he said I would so when I show up the next day there is no battery, so I get belligerent at the employees before storming out.

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getting mad/yelling at a retail worker