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  • I May Look Funny But You'll Always Be An Arse

    Just so you know i have a turned eye and lazy eyelids, it is a result of all my mothers epilepsy medication she had to take when she was pregnant with my sister and I, it doesn't affect my vision in any way.

    So anyhoo i had a customer come through my checkout tonight, all was well, he gave me money, i gave him change and bid him a goodnight. I caught his eye and this is the exchange.

    SC= Guy who needs to mind his own bloody business
    Me= Cashier extrodinair

    SC "Are you looking at me?"
    ME "Yes, have a good night"
    SC " What's wrong with your eyes, are you retarded or something?
    ME " No i'm not, i have a turned eye
    SC " So your blind, haha your blind

    At this point it's taking all my self control not to reach over and ram the razor blades he bought down his throat

    Me "You have your change, so you can leave now "
    SC " I better count my change since your blind and probably gave me the wrong amount"

    The arrogant piece of shit stood there and counted his change, i'd had enough and walked around the corner to get away from him because i was sooo close to decking the dickhead.

    He finally left and i went up to the break room to calm down (I quit smoking 3 years ago and i seriously wanted to lite up)

    so mr numbnuts i hate you, i hate you, i hate you, please feel free to jump infront of a bus.

    Oh, did i mention that i hate him?

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    Quoth Chained to the counter View Post

    SC "Are you looking at me?"
    ME "Yes, have a good night"
    SC " What's wrong with your eyes, are you retarded or something?
    Possible response to such questions, maybe, if you can get away with it:

    "There's nothing wrong with my eyes. What's wrong with your face/brain/manners/etc?"
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    • #3
      needs more violence

      I am impressed with your self control, if that was me i would have punched the guy in the face and to hell with the consequences.
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      • #4
        While CSRs are required to take some degree of friction from customers in their job, this is way over the line. You should've told him to "get the HELL out of the store, NOW."
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        • #5
          "Ah well sir, at least with your manners I'll know that you'll never breed. Gives me hope for the future, that does."

          I wonder how long it would have taken him to untangle that one. But yeah, rude much?
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          • #6
            I would've called a supervisor while he was counting his change to see if a banning would be in order.
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            • #7
              I can sympathize with you. I am extremely far-sighted (my glasses are +4.25 diopters ) but it went undiagnosed until I was 8. All the unconscious eye straining I had to do to see actually caused my left eye muscles to spasm and turn that eye in towards my nose as far as it would go. After quite a few tests (including an MRI*) it was eventually determined that I just needed glasses. Still, for a couple of days I was practically blind because of the resultant double vision. And everyone would either scold me for "looking at them cross eyed" ("I can't help it!" wasn't an acceptable response to them) and/or made fun of me for it. As long as I have my glasses on, my eyes behave, but for years afterwards, whenever I took them off, my left eye would turn in again.

              Still, there's no reason to act like that. What your eyes do indicates nothing about your intelligence. What. an. ASS.

              *It wasn't until about 10 years later that my mother finally told me that my initial diagnosis was that I'd had a stroke or otherwise suffered some sort of brain damage (), which of course had scared the hell out of her. Thankfully, my brain was (and still is!) fine. My eyes just suck.
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              • #8
                I was born with a "lazy eye" which was surgically corrected. I had an eye doctor tell me that the surgeon who repaired my eye actually did a a really nice job, but I can still move one of my eyes independently of the other. I can even move it to the point that I have double vision.


                For the most part, I have control over both eyes, but sometimes one eye tends to wander and I don't even realize it. I can not make eye contact with anyone else who has eye problems though, because it tends to cause my eyes to move erractically.

                I hate when people pick on people who have issues with their vision. I have a friend who is legally blind to the point that she is technically blind as well. Her life is tough enough without Arseholes gving her crap.
                Just because a customer expects you to put some effort into your job, that does not make them an SC.

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                • #9
                  I have a fabulous friend who was totally blind in one eye and legally blind in the other until he had a corneal transplant. But he has been coping with his eye disease since age 7, so nobody would ever know until they stared right in his eye and saw that it was all cloudy and gray! Then they wouldn't believe the other one was also bad until he showed them his eye was pointed! He got a lot more rudeness for being feminine and a roller blader and swimmer though.
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                  • #10
                    Quoth Chained to the counter View Post
                    Just so you know i have a turned eye and lazy eyelids, it is a result of all my mothers epilepsy medication she had to take when she was pregnant with my sister and I, it doesn't affect my vision in any way.

                    So anyhoo i had a customer come through my checkout tonight, all was well, he gave me money, i gave him change and bid him a goodnight. I caught his eye and this is the exchange.

                    SC= Guy who needs to mind his own bloody business
                    Me= Cashier extrodinair

                    SC "Are you looking at me?"
                    ME "Yes, have a good night"
                    SC " What's wrong with your eyes, are you retarded or something?
                    No, but you seem to have the job of resident retard covered. *flashing snarky smile*
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                    • #11
                      Wow, I admire your self control, I think I would have lost it had someone said that offensive and downright stupid to me.
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                      • #12
                        Just....wow. Just when you think you've seen the bottom of the barrel, a customer grabs a shovel and digs deeper.

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                        • #13
                          Quoth Chained to the counter View Post
                          SC " What's wrong with your eyes, are you retarded or something?
                          Now, I am not particularly good at coming up with spur-of-the-moment comebacks, but this popped into my mind the moment I read that: "So... being an asshole... how is that working out for you?

                          I imagine saying the first part without looking at him, but then as I say, "how is that working out for you?" BAM! Direct eye contact. No smile, just a curious expression with raised eyebrows.

                          Probably not the best solution for job security, but damn would I get a laugh out of it.

                          Quoth LifeCarnie View Post
                          ... I can still move one of my eyes independently of the other. I can even move it to the point that I have double vision.
                          Just thought I would mention that I can do that too. Always fun to freak someone out. Also, for some reason, I can contract my pupil, like a camera lens when you zoom in. Not sure why I can do that...
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                          • #14
                            Quoth Chained to the counter View Post
                            SC " What's wrong with your eyes, are you retarded or something?
                            "No sir, that affects the brain, as I'm sure you know from your own experience."
                            Quoth Chained to the counter View Post
                            ME " No i'm not, i have a turned eye
                            SC " So your blind, haha your blind
                            Oh yes, because blindness is so hilarious. Stupid asshole.
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                            • #15
                              There was talk about getting my eye fixed, this was back in 1989, but eye surgery was a little dicey back then and there was a big chance i could go blind, they said to wait until i was 16 to see if i wanted it done ore not.

                              I decided against it, it wasn't bothering me and not many people commented on it so i thought to just let sleeping dogs lie. Mum wasn't too pleased with my decision, but it wasn't hers to make.

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