Randy Bends The Rules During The Blowout Sale! | Say Yes To The Dress 

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He's a cutie😂

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they said they were worried about exactly that, plus making an exception for one bride and then another bride sees it and wants to try the same dress on but he says no? why?

Family / privately owned businesses tend to have this challenge very often, because they run it like they run their household so employees have to deal with office politics on top of family politics. At least it looks like Ronnie hasn’t stationed his kids in sales roles or as store managers, so his staff don’t have to participate in any family feud while juggling clients’ demands and the impulse instructions from the boss :)

Stacey London must have been having an off day!🫣🫣 Yikes😱😱😱

I agree with this, but Randy did have a point that at the end of the day, he answers to Ronnie and not Elise because Ronnie is the owner and pays them. I think the next blowout sale, the staff should encourage Ronnie to go on a vacation to the Carribean or something so this won't happen.

@@jbshiva865 l understand Randy's point but just following orders is never reason enough in my book. (Before anyone accuses me of implying Ronnie is a nazi, I'm not! 🤣 I'm challenging the assumption that someone being your boss means you have to do what they say irrespective of your own sense of what's right or wrong.)

Exactly. He caused chaos and made the store sell fewer sample dresses that day. That was the whole point of the sale in the first place. He is the boss. What he says goes. But he should have thought to change his decision when more staff came to him to question him.

Yeah, but I wondered did they give her the dress at a discounted rate I think that’s what everybody is kind of wondering because it was supposed to be a blowout sale and only the discounted dresses were on sale. That’s reason they put their regular stock away and we’re not supposed to be Trying on if they wanted to try on regular stock. They would’ve actually had to come back and make an appointment it’s not fair on all day sale on for reduced wedding dresses and a bride wants to try on regular stock that is not on sale. You’re the bride up for disappointment unless that bride is willing to pay regular price reason she’s at the sale is because she wasn’t Prepared to pay for trying to get a deal what she’s gonna do is what try to bargain down the price

Agreed! And don’t gossip about him on camera 🎥 lol 😆

It was horrible

Isnt this from a few years ago? He does still look great tho

I literally think it’s impossible for to him to age

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He joined Kleinfeld in 2007, and as he said that this is his first Blowout Sale, it’s probably 2007 or 2008. I think he looks better now than back then😁

It's from his first year at the store. He says it's his first blow out sale. They've been re running these episodes lately. It's from years ago. You can tell also how he's sort of cocky and the consultants don't really trust him yet.

You saved me having to say that too! No one asked the brides opinion once and she certainly could have picked a much better dress.

It was just horrific!

I choked on my lunch when Stacey said it’s beautiful and I looked up to see an absolute nightmare! 😱

Agreed

Horrible dress, didn't suit her at all!!!

Most women care about how they would look in a white dress.

The owner belittled his manager in public. The owner made the store sell fewer sample dresses that day - which is the point of the sale. They have to get rid of the old samples so they have room in the store for the new ones coming in from the designers. The manager first thought it was a fluke that he told Randy to find a made to order dress. The owner decided to change the rules for everyone, causing the problem.

@@catladyfromky4142disagree. It sounded like the brides were the issue regarding fewer sales as many had weddings a year away & had never tried on dresses. The ones who purchased were customers who had a good idea of what they wanted/what worked for them & were ready to make a decision. It didn’t say how many of the stock dresses were purchased.

Yep I don’t like it

Ugliest dress ever.

I agree with you.

Obviously Stacey really isn’t her friend 😳😳🙄

Her dress wasn’t a disaster. She looked good in the dress and was happy with it. When you have friends that disagree with the bride, it can cause problems.

@@Ciesiam The design cut her breasts in half, it was a hideous dress!!!!

​@@karenacton3854 That was, possibly, the ugliest Wedding dress I've ever seen

As the OWNER of the store (aka the guy who signs everyone else's paychecks), he is the person in charge!

​@@melindainglesby1922but if all his employees leave because they feel his chaos isnt worth th paycheck he will endup the boss of absolutely no one. Yes, he is the boss but he also has to run his business in a way that will make employees want to work for him if he wants to remain successful.

This is an old episode. He has grey now. Just because this was uploaded recently doesn't mean that this is the latest episode.

@@catladyfromky4142 I was referring to how good he looks now compared to how young he was in this episode.

"Stay calm and keep your face looking good" ??? Horrible boss. 👎 (4:36)

It was a great dress- and I'm sure it looked perfect once the tulle was removed so it was all satin. The only problem I saw was her boob's were hitting in the wrong spot- a different bra would have fixed that immediately.

The bride let her friend to decide for her.

Well we don't know if the bride liked it or not since she didn't say a word.

Then the other 23 consultants get confused. Then the made to order merchandise gets mixed in with the sample sale merchandise. Then brides will mistakenly think that they will be able to take the new dresses home with them. Knowing that the sample sale's real purpose is to remove the old stock so that they have room for the new stock coming in, how is this helpful? Face it. The owner saw one pretty girl and decided to break the rules even though she could have found a sample dress to buy. His one decision confuses the staff, confused the brides, and made the store sell less of the old stock. He messed up.

Why have rules to begin with then?

Yes she went on and on about how everyone will want it and it will be a nightmare. But that wasn't happening so she was making trouble that wasn't there.

It’s so hard to tell what exactly happened and in what order because we’re just seeing a few minutes of that day. You know those salespeople were exhausted by the time they closed.

@@jenniferfitzgerald1796 rubbish. The correct thing to do is invite them back for a private consult. Only a moron turns up to a blow out sale wanting a private consult and non sale garment. All buyers in that store are likely not repeat customers. She was even a high value sale! All he did was set a precedent for choas in every sale to come having that broadcast. Look on the review apps, plenty of unhappy customers in private consults. No need to cause chaos on a high volume, LOW COMMISSION day for the staff. The base wage there is shit, it's the commission that makes it worthwhile. Very poor of him to show favour to the customer and that consultant with his actions.. Disgusting to speak to his manager in the was he did. The staff are taking one for the team on blow out sale days. They are barely earning. Looks like TV wannabes turn up now looking to get airtime, rather than real brides or bridal shop owners looking to replenish on the cheap.

@@rayaqueen9657 Just because they never showed how disgruntled the others were (people most likely to be fired, so protected by the editor) doesn't mean she wasn't having to deal with them. In fact, if want happening she wouldn't have been annoyed. She's a top manager, they don't get ruffled for no reason. The other manager had been plagued by demands to be treated fairly by the consultants too. That was clear from her comment. Stupid old man felt his balls tingle. Blow out sales are getting less popular, there's more than one episode reporting that.

@@bluebonnetbunny4813 on a low commission day too.

His job is to make a bride happy, sell the dress and make money for the store. And he can do whatever it takes to do that. That’s how business works.

My first thought was "Stacy London!" Then my second was "WTH, Stacy London? What have you done?!?"

Yeah, she really dropped the ball on this one.

LOL. The purpose of the sample sale is to get rid of the old stock because new stock is coming in. All the samples are last year's dresses. So now he confused all the staff, confused the brides, made it harder to put the dresses back in the correct places, AND sold less of the samples. For one pretty girl he wanted to bring home with him - who could have bought a sample dress like every other bride there.

I was thinking it may have looked great after alterations, but seriously...I expected more from Stacey London.

No, he's not. The reason for the sample sale is to get rid of the old stock. If the store is selling made to order dresses that day, brides will stop looking at the samples and will want the new stock. Plus the new dresses will get mixed in with the samples. The brides will expect to take the made to order dresses home with them (they can't) and expect a lower price. They sold fewer samples that day. Now they have less room for the new merch when it comes in. The cute little bride that he would have brought home to his son could have found a sample dress like everyone else.

The owner is wrong. she is not a control freak. It is her job and she is working according to her plan. At the end of the day the owner will only care about the money and she will be held accountable if something goes wrong

@@aray1312 very true…..

She didn't start it. The owner did.

@@catladyfromky4142 She asked, and is obviously used to getting her way. She manipulated the situation by whining about coming all the way from Chicago. Yep, she's a brat.