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Discover Ludwig"tricky customer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is difficult to please or deal with. For example, "John is a tricky customer, so we need to be extra careful when providing him with customer service."
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/ He can be a tricky customer".
BLOKEISH was quite a tricky customer.
David Rintoul writes: Michael Winner had the reputation of being a bit of a tricky customer.
Mrs Duffy was far from the most tricky customer ever to confront a politician.
25 mins Rezai on the Iranian right-wing looks like a tricky customer.
Why has cinema found football to be such a tricky customer?
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People say, "Oh, he's such a tricky, slippery customer.
Before then, they must play two Tests against New Zealand, themselves tricky customers.
But the mail-order business proved tricky: customers were not always pleased with the items that arrived on their doorsteps.
Staff are lovely, even though we're tricky customers: nobody else is asking questions, nobody else asks for dessert after our meal, instead of on the same tray.
I remember once reading a short story in which the heroine, a diplomat, revealed that her go-to line when dealing with tricky customers was to say "you could be right" whenever they came out with some mad opinion.
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