1. Place a soggy, partially eaten chunk of food on my counter, tell me it was really good, but you dropped this piece on the floor.
2. Decide you don't want to actually tell me you want to start a new frequent shopper card until the transaction is over, then yell at me, because I didn't tell you to start a new card.
3. Place your hands behind the sneeze guard in the cafe, and, when asked nicely to not put your hands there, proceed to push your hand further past the glass.
4. Don't use your words to communicate what you want, instead, point at a sign that I can't see, as I am behind it.
5. Yell at my co-worker, because the free frequent shopper card is a "rip-off", because it doesn't give you a dicount every time (trust me, the weekly coupons, in store deals, and other benefits outweigh a flat 10% discount every purchase).
6. Hand me a frequent shopper card that looks as though it's been living in the sewer for the last year.
7. Ask me questions while I am in the bathroom.
8. Order nothing but free water and then throw a fit when I give it to you in a glass, instead of a plastic cup.
9. Hand me your dirty dishes as I am trying to garnish a drink. I am busy making someone's food, would you want me handling partially eaten food whilst making your order?
10. Insist that the computer is lying, the customer has looked for the book and couldn't find it, so, obviously, I won't be able to find it, either. Let's not take into account that I've been here a year, and you've been here two weeks...
11. Stand at my register when I'm not there, wait for me, don't say anything indicating that you're done wandering aimlessly and want to be waited on.
12. Take five minutes to order, mostly because you end every word with a period. Please, also, make it sound like you're done ordering three times within your order...and get frustrated with me when I don't realize you're actually done ordering.
13. Order when A. I'm grinding coffee and can't hear you B. I'm making drinks and can't hear you C. I've told you I'll be with you in just a moment and finish taking the order of the person in front of you (the fact that you have to speak over me to make yourself heard should be a good indicator that I'm not ready to pay attention to you).
14. When given directions to the gift wrapping, look at me and ask, "Oh, it's outdoors?" If it were outdoors, I would have said "go out the doors" instead of "go past the doors.
15. Walk up to my register before I call you. There may well be a reason I haven't told you to come on down, like, I'm going on my break, going home, going to another department, or, like dogs can smell fear, I can smell SC's from a mile away, and don't want you.
I think I've gotten all my Black Weekend angst out, thanks.
2. Decide you don't want to actually tell me you want to start a new frequent shopper card until the transaction is over, then yell at me, because I didn't tell you to start a new card.
3. Place your hands behind the sneeze guard in the cafe, and, when asked nicely to not put your hands there, proceed to push your hand further past the glass.
4. Don't use your words to communicate what you want, instead, point at a sign that I can't see, as I am behind it.
5. Yell at my co-worker, because the free frequent shopper card is a "rip-off", because it doesn't give you a dicount every time (trust me, the weekly coupons, in store deals, and other benefits outweigh a flat 10% discount every purchase).
6. Hand me a frequent shopper card that looks as though it's been living in the sewer for the last year.
7. Ask me questions while I am in the bathroom.
8. Order nothing but free water and then throw a fit when I give it to you in a glass, instead of a plastic cup.
9. Hand me your dirty dishes as I am trying to garnish a drink. I am busy making someone's food, would you want me handling partially eaten food whilst making your order?
10. Insist that the computer is lying, the customer has looked for the book and couldn't find it, so, obviously, I won't be able to find it, either. Let's not take into account that I've been here a year, and you've been here two weeks...
11. Stand at my register when I'm not there, wait for me, don't say anything indicating that you're done wandering aimlessly and want to be waited on.
12. Take five minutes to order, mostly because you end every word with a period. Please, also, make it sound like you're done ordering three times within your order...and get frustrated with me when I don't realize you're actually done ordering.
13. Order when A. I'm grinding coffee and can't hear you B. I'm making drinks and can't hear you C. I've told you I'll be with you in just a moment and finish taking the order of the person in front of you (the fact that you have to speak over me to make yourself heard should be a good indicator that I'm not ready to pay attention to you).
14. When given directions to the gift wrapping, look at me and ask, "Oh, it's outdoors?" If it were outdoors, I would have said "go out the doors" instead of "go past the doors.
15. Walk up to my register before I call you. There may well be a reason I haven't told you to come on down, like, I'm going on my break, going home, going to another department, or, like dogs can smell fear, I can smell SC's from a mile away, and don't want you.
I think I've gotten all my Black Weekend angst out, thanks.
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