For the holiday season our 32 oz fountain drinks come in a collector cup, a total of 3 designs. Middle-aged female customer comes to one of my cashier's lane to purchase her groceries and get a drink. The cashier gets her a cup and scans it and hands it to her.
SC: "I want a defferent cup...I dont' want THAT design!"
Cashier: "Okay ma'am!" proceeds to go to several other lanes to get a different cup (there are two different Santa designs and the Coke polar bears..she is thinking she wants the polar bears.)
Cashier brings the polar bear cup back to the lane
SC:"NO! I wanted the OTHER SANTA cup!!"
Cashier hunts and finally finds the "other" design.
SC: "I didn't want the Black Santa...I wanted the WHITE Santa. I have my 4 year old granddaughter in the car and I don't want her asking questions!"
WHAT THE HELL??
To tell the truth, until she said something I hadn't even noticed that one Santa was black and one was white...the "black" Santa looks like he is tanned and doesn't have what you would consider overtly African American features. I doubt if her granddaughter would have even paid any attention.
Gee lady, maybe you could use it as a lesson that Santa doesn't look like any one person, it is how you see him in your mind. I would be more concerned about your prejudices and how that affects her than what picture is on a damn cup.
SC: "I want a defferent cup...I dont' want THAT design!"
Cashier: "Okay ma'am!" proceeds to go to several other lanes to get a different cup (there are two different Santa designs and the Coke polar bears..she is thinking she wants the polar bears.)
Cashier brings the polar bear cup back to the lane
SC:"NO! I wanted the OTHER SANTA cup!!"
Cashier hunts and finally finds the "other" design.
SC: "I didn't want the Black Santa...I wanted the WHITE Santa. I have my 4 year old granddaughter in the car and I don't want her asking questions!"
WHAT THE HELL??
To tell the truth, until she said something I hadn't even noticed that one Santa was black and one was white...the "black" Santa looks like he is tanned and doesn't have what you would consider overtly African American features. I doubt if her granddaughter would have even paid any attention.
Gee lady, maybe you could use it as a lesson that Santa doesn't look like any one person, it is how you see him in your mind. I would be more concerned about your prejudices and how that affects her than what picture is on a damn cup.
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