So I get this lady with a bunch of items and she wants gift receipts. I can itemize 1 receipt for each item, but not groups of items, so if there's a bunch of stuff, I print them out at the end, one for each recipient. Each receipt has the whole transaction on it, but that's fine. I don't even tell my customers because they get confused. I just ask how many people they need receipts for.
So I asked this lady how many. Her response: "I don't know. I need one for each." Notice she didn't specify each person or item. I say I just need to know how many. She snaps, "Well, you're the cashier girl." So I ask again and she says something about having to figure out groups of items, etc.
Yeah, because that's my job. She should've figured all that out before. So I gave her the world's longest tape of gift receipts. It wasn't even so much the not understanding, but the condescending attitude she gave me, and the EW expectations.
So I asked this lady how many. Her response: "I don't know. I need one for each." Notice she didn't specify each person or item. I say I just need to know how many. She snaps, "Well, you're the cashier girl." So I ask again and she says something about having to figure out groups of items, etc.
Yeah, because that's my job. She should've figured all that out before. So I gave her the world's longest tape of gift receipts. It wasn't even so much the not understanding, but the condescending attitude she gave me, and the EW expectations.
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