It was a tried-and-true saying: the customer is always right. It applied to marketing, it applied to service provision. If the customer is handing over cold hard cash – OK, swiping their phone – then the seller of the product or service should be informative and obliging. Of course, this message has never really applied to some businesses where customers are treated more like contagious lepers.
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