Bad clients. No matter what reputation your establishment has, from time to time there may be bad customers. On the one hand, we all know that in the service sector a satisfied customer = at least one more order. On the other hand, you need to know how to communicate with dissatisfied customers and those who "do not play by the rules". At the beginning of the journey, when the pizza was not yet of excellent quality (smooth edges, beautiful color, balanced taste) and could not accidentally burn, some customers called and made claims to the product. If the criticism was justified, we offered the same pizza for free as an apology or a discount on the next order. After that, customers either became "lawyers" of the institution and regular customers, leaving positive feedback, or just kept silent, even when others were dissatisfied with the quality. But there were other reviews... Customers could pick on the stale cake (although we knew it wasn't), the thickness and shape of the cuts, the