A collection of little incidents form the past week or two...
You answered to quickly
We have a auto-attendant that makes a page when a dept. gets phone call with the Park number.
PA: <dept> phone call on XXX, <dept> phone cal on XXX
Me: *standing next to phone at the time* Good morning <dept> <My name> how can I help you?
SC: You answered to quickly.
Me: .... <dept> can I help you?
SC: Yes, but first you answered the phone to quickly. You are supposed to wait a little before you answer.
Me: Ok. I will bring that to the managers attention.
After that it was perfectly normal call.
I don't want any
I was ringing up a customer, who used a DEBIT card. When the PINPAD promoted:
Cash Back?
[$0] [$10] [$20] [$40] [other]
Everything went down hill....
SC: What do I do?
Me: Do you want cash back?
SC: No.
Me: Then press $0, the far left button.
SC: But I don't want cash back.
Me: Right, press the button that says $0.
This repeats over and over until the SC hits "OTHER" enters $0 and then confirms it.
Me: Her is you receipt, have good day.
SC: You know it should really say "none" so customers don't get confused.
They get dumber by the day....
Not this time of year
I am walking thru the produce dept when a SC stops me. (for reference I am in New England with a foot of snow in the ground)
SC: Are these apples grown locally?
Me: In season we carry local produce which will have a "be a hero buy local' sign. this time of year it comes from warmer climates.
SC: Oh. what about this lettuce.
Me: repeat above
SC: You should have a sigh indicating that you produce in not local in the winter.
Me: I will let the manager know you concerns.
I would have assumed that people were smart enough to know that you can't grow fresh produce in the middle of winter. Guess not.
You answered to quickly
We have a auto-attendant that makes a page when a dept. gets phone call with the Park number.
PA: <dept> phone call on XXX, <dept> phone cal on XXX
Me: *standing next to phone at the time* Good morning <dept> <My name> how can I help you?
SC: You answered to quickly.
Me: .... <dept> can I help you?
SC: Yes, but first you answered the phone to quickly. You are supposed to wait a little before you answer.
Me: Ok. I will bring that to the managers attention.
After that it was perfectly normal call.
I don't want any
I was ringing up a customer, who used a DEBIT card. When the PINPAD promoted:
Cash Back?
[$0] [$10] [$20] [$40] [other]
Everything went down hill....
SC: What do I do?
Me: Do you want cash back?
SC: No.
Me: Then press $0, the far left button.
SC: But I don't want cash back.
Me: Right, press the button that says $0.
This repeats over and over until the SC hits "OTHER" enters $0 and then confirms it.
Me: Her is you receipt, have good day.
SC: You know it should really say "none" so customers don't get confused.
They get dumber by the day....

Not this time of year
I am walking thru the produce dept when a SC stops me. (for reference I am in New England with a foot of snow in the ground)
SC: Are these apples grown locally?
Me: In season we carry local produce which will have a "be a hero buy local' sign. this time of year it comes from warmer climates.
SC: Oh. what about this lettuce.
Me: repeat above
SC: You should have a sigh indicating that you produce in not local in the winter.
Me: I will let the manager know you concerns.
I would have assumed that people were smart enough to know that you can't grow fresh produce in the middle of winter. Guess not.
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