Entitled Lady Mistakes An Architect For A Receptionist, Then Threatens To Report Him To The Board

Today, we’ll be heading to Reddit, in particular the r/IDontWorkHereLady subreddit. We've spotted an interesting story in that online group. And we decided to share it with you guys now. The OP, under the account name u/itchydrafter, posted about a crazy encounter he had at work. He explained that he worked for an architecture firm located in a large building with various professional offices. One day, a peculiar and amusing incident unfolded, leaving the OP, staff, and onlookers in stitches. An entitled lady showed up at his office, thinking it was a doctor's office. Despite clear signs and explanations of the architect, chaos ensued. The woman got upset and insisted he call their receptionist.

Scroll down to read the whole story, filled with misunderstandings, flouncing, and a touch of TV-worthy drama, and explore how even the most well-intentioned directions can lead to unexpected consequences.

Source: Reddit

Despite the clear sign directing visitors to the receptionist on the 3rd floor, a middle-aged impatient lost lady and her husband knocked on my office door in our multi-purpose building where I work for an architecture firm.

Despite being informed that it was an architecture firm, the impatient lady insisted on finding the doctor's office, disregarding the directions given and becoming agitated when seeking assistance.

When the lady demanded help finding a doctor's office in the building, despite not having that information, the OP offered to let her use their phone to call and inquire.

As the lady grew increasingly frustrated and unable to recall the doctor's name or number for her appointment, she demanded the OP to call the building manager

Despite the OP's efforts to explain the lack of contact information for building management and the absence of a staffed main office, the frustrated woman refused to cooperate

The OP clarified that they were an architect, not associated with the doctor's offices, and directed her to the actual receptionist on the third floor

Despite the husband's attempts to explain the misunderstanding, the lady remained insistent, demanding the speaker to call their receptionist

In a huff, the lady stormed off down the hall, dragging her husband along

the lack of a front desk or building security made it challenging to redirect her, ultimately leaving her to pester the receptionist

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