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    So my company is finally isssuing formal, written policies on how to handle the processing of checks. All the cashiers have seen this policy, and have been told to call a manager if they have any questions.

    Last night, I get called up front. The cashier says she wasn't sure if the new policy covered what she had: a check from New York, with a license from Massachusetts. Well, I'm gonna have to say no. The name matched, but I have no way of verifying the address.

    I told her that's why we ask for ID when handling checks. We need to verify who's writing the check.

    The customer got this pissy look on her face...

    SC: "What do you mean?"
    ME: "Well, I can't use an out of state license to verify a check from New York."
    SC: "That's ridiculous. How am I supposed to pay?"
    ME: "Well, if you don't have New York ID, then you'll have to pay some other way."
    SC: "I've NEVER heard of that."
    ME: (With a smile on my face) "Well, today you have."
    SC: ::blank stare:: "You know, you're a real f***ing d***!"

    She then proceeds to leave without her license or her check.

    I politely call her back and ask if she wanted her license and check. She comes back and asks for the manager. I told her that I'm the MOD.

    SC: "You're the manager?"
    ME: "Yes ma'am."
    SC: "You're very rude."
    ME: "I'm sorry you feel that way. Have a nice day." ::Big smile::

    As she walks out the door ...

    ME: (to cahsier, a little loud) "She calls me a f***ing d*** and I'M the one whose rude? Nice, huh?"

    I think she heard me, but, hey, what can you do?

    So am I rude because I was being a bit of a smart ass, or because I refused to tell her what she wanted to hear?

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    Quoth DrugSlinger
    So am I rude because I was being a bit of a smart ass, or because I refused to tell her what she wanted to hear?
    Let's see...

    1) You told her she could not do what she wanted;

    2) You explained the logic for why you had to tell her "no";

    3) The logic was sound;

    4) You stayed cheerful when she got mad;

    5) You responded to her indignation without apologizing for telling her “no”;

    6) You stayed calm, professional and in control when she threw a tantrum;

    7) You refused to sink to her level when she called you names;

    8) You did not give in just to make her happy again.

    Yes. In the world of SC you qualified to be one of the rudest ever!!!
    "Ignorance is no excuse for a law."
    .................................................. ..................- Alfred E. Newman

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