Cough, Cough. Touch, Touch.
Yesterday we had a guy wandering around the store, coughing into his hand, and then touching stuff.
Cough, cough. Touch, touch.
Germs everywhere -- ew!
Yesterday we had a guy wandering around the store, coughing into his hand, and then touching stuff.
A couple approached our front door with coffee cups in their hands. The woman pointed to our "No food or drinks" sign and read it to the man. He poked his head in the door and asked, "Does coffee count as a drink?"
The other day Tofutti Cutie and I witnessed a kid hold open our heavy front door while his mother carried his stroller up the stairs and through the door.
A customer's total came to $8.65. She handed me $10.25. English was clearly not her first language, so I thought she might be confused about our money. (Foreigners are often confused about our coins. Understandably, in my opinion, since our coins don't have numbers on them.) I asked her if she meant to give me ten dollars and twenty-five cents. She said she did.
The other day I rang up a woman who was speaking French with her young daughter. At one point the little girl wanted to say something to her mother in private, so she whispered -- in French!
.... Then complain to the right person!
"Can you order _____? I don't want to get it, I just want to know if you can order it."
Lots of people -- including me -- shop with headphones in their ears. I've got no problem with that. What drives me crazy is when people come up to the cash register with their headphones still in their ears.
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I rang up a man whose total was about $8.50. After the transaction was completed, his (10-year-old?) son came up and asked him how much it came to.
An actual phone conversation:
This morning I noticed that our posted work schedule didn't go past today. I figured my boss would post a new one before the end of the day. A half-hour before I was supposed to leave, we still didn't have a new schedule. I called my boss to remind him that we needed one. Somewhat annoyed, he said he was working on it. I apologized, thanked him, and hung up.
Today I chatted with a woman as I was ringing her up. She said that she felt like winter had gone on too long. I pointed out that it was still early January!
A woman returned something. I gave her store credit.