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What is with people who walk into a store and treat the very first person they see as if they must work there? I think these people are a little too used to stores where they have "greeters" or something. There will be customers browsing near the door or looking at the free magazines and a person will come in off the street and IMMEDIATELY start asking the first person by the door where stuff is in the store. Then, when the poor customer explains that they don't work here, the confused person goes, "Oh!" and then proceeds immediately to the next closest person to the door, "do you work here?" All the while I'm standing behind the desk like this: 
A group of people just came in just now when I was working away from the desk. They proceeded directly to the homeless man that I let sit on the couch sometimes (don't tell my boss....) who is very obviously homeless and they ask him where stuff is located. I laughed at that. They were very nice though
A group of people just came in just now when I was working away from the desk. They proceeded directly to the homeless man that I let sit on the couch sometimes (don't tell my boss....) who is very obviously homeless and they ask him where stuff is located. I laughed at that. They were very nice though
Hence grabbing the nearest employee to point me toward the right part of the shop. If I can get it down to searching 2 or 3 rows, it's not so bad...
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