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...again.
So, okay, I made a thread sometime early last year about a lady who hadn't gotten her license renewed for two years. Thought I'd never see someone do something like that again, should've known better.
AND it topped the previous thread.
The other day I had rung up a lady with various items spanning several departments, no big deal and whatnot. She's paying by check, need to see her ID. She starts looking through her Big Purse of Doom, can't find it but does find her OLD license.
Which is really old.
Which expired in 2005.
I can't except that, it's REALLY expired -- I tell her, lady says that it shows that it's her. I STILL can't accept it, it's been expired for five years. She digs through her purse again -- which looks like it hadn't been cleaned out in five years either -- and keeps muttering that she just went to <random drug store> to pick up her prescription, she just had it.
Customer spent a good five, six minutes going through her purse, mean while the other cashier was trying to get the massive line done all by her lonesome while my customer keeps trying to locate her *new* license. Eventually says that she has to go back to <random drug store>, they might have it.
Customer did come back a good hour and a half later, well after I had gone to lunch, come back, and gotten through another massive rush. She went to another cashier this time, who had come in to take over for the other cashier that left after I came back from lunch. Customer paid cash this time and, from what I understand, didn't get her *new* license back -- <random drug store> didn't have it. Big surprise there.
I'm sorry, but doesn't the DMV take the old license when you get it renewed? I have a Big Purse of Doom myself and it does need to be cleaned out, but I know *exactly* where all the important things are located and it doesn't take me five minutes to try and locate it.
So, okay, I made a thread sometime early last year about a lady who hadn't gotten her license renewed for two years. Thought I'd never see someone do something like that again, should've known better.
AND it topped the previous thread.
The other day I had rung up a lady with various items spanning several departments, no big deal and whatnot. She's paying by check, need to see her ID. She starts looking through her Big Purse of Doom, can't find it but does find her OLD license.
Which is really old.
Which expired in 2005.
I can't except that, it's REALLY expired -- I tell her, lady says that it shows that it's her. I STILL can't accept it, it's been expired for five years. She digs through her purse again -- which looks like it hadn't been cleaned out in five years either -- and keeps muttering that she just went to <random drug store> to pick up her prescription, she just had it.
Customer spent a good five, six minutes going through her purse, mean while the other cashier was trying to get the massive line done all by her lonesome while my customer keeps trying to locate her *new* license. Eventually says that she has to go back to <random drug store>, they might have it.
Customer did come back a good hour and a half later, well after I had gone to lunch, come back, and gotten through another massive rush. She went to another cashier this time, who had come in to take over for the other cashier that left after I came back from lunch. Customer paid cash this time and, from what I understand, didn't get her *new* license back -- <random drug store> didn't have it. Big surprise there.
I'm sorry, but doesn't the DMV take the old license when you get it renewed? I have a Big Purse of Doom myself and it does need to be cleaned out, but I know *exactly* where all the important things are located and it doesn't take me five minutes to try and locate it.
Just another way for the good ol' IA DMV to take your money and time!
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