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Have you ever kissed a rabbit between the ears?
Ok, its late and I just got home from hanging with friends, one of whom happens to work for a grocery store, and I had to tell you all this.
MF- My friend
SC-Sucky Customer
SC- *Pulls out the inside lining of front pant pockets and walks up to my friend*
MF- Hello
SC- * Holds up pocket linings with both hands* Have you ever kissed a rabbit between the ears? *winks*
EEEWWWW.
This poor girl has been propositioned so many times, by men and women, that I would not be surprised if she never works in retail for customer service again.
Not only that, but at work there seems to be a sudden influx of religous activity. I am all for believing in whatever you want, but sometimes when you are at the mercy of customers, its not so indearing. For example, this man was walking around the store loudly talking to whoever would cross his path about his religous beliefs. The couple that I was ringing out complained so much about it when they saw him around my register that I had to flag down managment. Fortunatly, the man left on his own.
Also, I the most uncomftorable expierience I ever had was when my customer decided to preach to me for several minutes after something I said set him off. It was partially my fault for what I said, I have to remember to stop actually conversing with my customers
If I ask, then tell me. But please understand that as my customer, I am at your mercy until I think you have crossed a line. Believe what you want, I wouldn't judge you for the world, I don't want to offend you either.
MF- My friend
SC-Sucky Customer
SC- *Pulls out the inside lining of front pant pockets and walks up to my friend*
MF- Hello
SC- * Holds up pocket linings with both hands* Have you ever kissed a rabbit between the ears? *winks*
EEEWWWW.
This poor girl has been propositioned so many times, by men and women, that I would not be surprised if she never works in retail for customer service again.Not only that, but at work there seems to be a sudden influx of religous activity. I am all for believing in whatever you want, but sometimes when you are at the mercy of customers, its not so indearing. For example, this man was walking around the store loudly talking to whoever would cross his path about his religous beliefs. The couple that I was ringing out complained so much about it when they saw him around my register that I had to flag down managment. Fortunatly, the man left on his own.
Also, I the most uncomftorable expierience I ever had was when my customer decided to preach to me for several minutes after something I said set him off. It was partially my fault for what I said, I have to remember to stop actually conversing with my customers
If I ask, then tell me. But please understand that as my customer, I am at your mercy until I think you have crossed a line. Believe what you want, I wouldn't judge you for the world, I don't want to offend you either.
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I AM the evil bastard!
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