Not My Job: Jeremy Piven Gets Quizzed On Customers Behaving Badly

Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me! | Apr 5, 2015

Jeremy Piven is enjoying great success having moved to England to play an American who moves to England to find success. (Does that really count as acting? Hard to say.)

Piven is best known for his role as Ari Gold on HBO's Entourage. He's now starring as the entrepreneurial head of a department store in the PBS series Mr. Selfridge.

Since we know the customer can't possibly always be right, we've invited Piven to play a game called "The customer is always wrong." Three questions about customers behaving badly.

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