tell me next time

[candyshopgirl]

So this guy comes in about 2-3 times a week and hes a complete prick.Well this girl comes in about once a week and shes a bitch.These two are father and daughter I found out through this story.Proof that the rotten apple doesn't fall far from the rotten tree. On to the story.....


This jackass comes in with his daughter ,but you never would have guess they were related at all.They never said one word to each other or even made eye contact.They also said nothing to me the whole time they were in the store.Well the jackass comes up to pay for a .75 newspaper with a 20.00 bill(how I hate 20.00 bills).Well he leaves as I'm making his change.I think oh well lots of pop and candy money for the employee jar.Well about 2-3 mins later his daughter comes up and throws her validation card at me and holds out her hand
as if shes expecting change. And this conversation happens.

Me-Kill me now
BD-Bitchy daughter

Me-Can I help you?
BD-Yeah I need validation and my daddys change.
Me-What huh(I was really confused).
BD-That was my daddy and I want that change.(she looked like a three year old getting ready to throw a fit)
Me-Oh that was you're dad.You two never said anything to me about who got the change,he walked out.You need to go get him.
BD-No I want the change,Thats my daddys money
Me-No sorry I need some proof,you need to go get him.
BD-Runs out the door,screaming Daddy,Daddy in the lobby.

Well the jackass and BD comes back and he says "give my baby her change,anyone would have known to do that "
I tell him VERY FIRMLY that next time he has to open his mouth and tell me what he wants next time,that .I don't pay that much attention to customer's lives to know who related and whos not. That he had plenty of time to tell me the situatuion while being waited on. BD got her daddys change and they left while saying typical SC thing like stupid and moron under their breath.

[Chazzie]

I only give the person paying the change, unless they gesture towards the person with them. Doing anything else is dangerous.

[Sheldonrs]

"You want change? How about starting with your attitude BITCH?!"

[bainsidhe]

Let me guess, he was one of thos business-suit-jerks you love so much Figures.

[candyshopgirl]

Let me guess, he was one of thos business-suit-jerks you love so much Figures.

No autually these are the kind of rich people that look like they don't have two dimes to rub together. Both of them have hair that look like it hasn't been brushed for years.And they both wear clothes that look like they haven't been washed or ironed for years. And they both have a nice perfume of sweat and mold.

[BowserKoopa1]

Maybe he thought you were suppose to be psychic?
Anyway I would've told the girl, "This is not your change, its that guy's who just left. And its now mine because he didn't want it.' She would respond by saying its her father, and I would demand proof and then tell the guy the same thing you did, to tell me next time.
Let's just hope he leaves his change behind when his daughter or another family member is not with him

[dalesys]

DNA test, please.

[SnapAddict218]

Snaps LOATHES adult women who still refer to him as their 'daddy'.

Like. Really. It makes me taste hate.

[Shimatta]

Snaps LOATHES adult women who still refer to him as their 'daddy'.

I came here to say this. I don't know why but it creeps me out.

[dalesys]

My kids (23-37) almost always call me 'Dad', but on the rare occasions they say "Daddy..." I feel all warm & fuzzy inside. They still believe I unconditionally love and support them.

However, this would most certainly not be a public moment.

Hell, I can still call *my* dad daddy and his 82nd birthday was yesterday. (When I feel like a little boy ... and we'd both probably tear up.)

But in public, a normal adult (or near adult) going "Daddy..." "Mommy..." yep. squick.

[jedimaster91]

My aunt's in her 50's and still calls my Grandfather "Daddy." But then they're really close and that's what she's always called him. I don't find it creepy. Maybe it depends on how it's said, because I know she really loves and respects him.

[Becks]

But in public, a normal adult (or near adult) going "Daddy..." "Mommy..." yep. squick.

Two things...

One - Although I don't consider myself "normal" (oh, the HORROR!), I AM a functional adult.

I still (and proof can be found scattered amongst the boards here) say Mommy.

Two - Mommy still refers to Grandpa Mike as "Daddy". Of course, that might have to do with him dying when she was young, but still.

Squick on.

[RetailWorkhorse]

Snaps LOATHES adult women who still refer to him as their 'daddy'.

Like. Really. It makes me taste hate.

All the females in my family have always referred to their male parent as "Daddy".

Heck, even I do it.....well, when I have one of those kinds of nightmares that have to do with....uhm...shit why can't I say it....forced sex. Never said I was normal.




And holy FUCK I've been having some pretty fucked up dreams lately.

[Snowbird]

DNA test, please.

Mmyeah, are we absolutely sure that these two are related? It sounds like the sort of relationship were Sugar usually precedes Daddy.

[Imogene]

Snaps LOATHES adult women who still refer to him as their 'daddy'.

I'm an adult, but I never grew up. Having the stroke kind of reset my mental age.
Of course, I never would call my blood father "Daddy", mostly because I don't like him. However, I do occasionally call my friend "Daddy", just because he actually refers to me as his daughter.