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Kinda trashy-looking woman comes to the swamp today, along with her husband/boyfriend/baby daddy, who himself appears not to be somebody to be loved for his mind, but for that sexy way he crushes beer cans against his forehead.
They buy a kids' bunk bed. Husband/boyfriend/baby daddy goes out to pull up the truck while woman pays at the service desk.
Woman has two of our loyalty cards. None of them work for some reason. She asks the clerk to enter her telephone number.
Clerk explains the telephone number probably won't work because it isn't tied to either of her loyalty cards.
With a little more urgency in her voice, woman asks clerk to input her telephone number.
Clerk again explains it probably won't work.
Woman cops a 'tude with clerk, insinuating she must not want to be helpful if she won't use her telephone number to put her loyalty card details into the computer.
Clearly losing her patience, clerk reiterates the telephone number will not work if it isn't tied to one of her loyalty cards, and offers to go into the computer and tie her number to the card, or even change the telephone number associated with a card.
Woman snatches her loyalty cards off the counter and returns them to her purse.
So the next time this woman decides to use her loyalty card in our store, it won't ring up again, and she'll probably demand we enter her telephone number into the register, again to no avail. DUUURRRRRRRRRRR.
They buy a kids' bunk bed. Husband/boyfriend/baby daddy goes out to pull up the truck while woman pays at the service desk.
Woman has two of our loyalty cards. None of them work for some reason. She asks the clerk to enter her telephone number.
Clerk explains the telephone number probably won't work because it isn't tied to either of her loyalty cards.
With a little more urgency in her voice, woman asks clerk to input her telephone number.
Clerk again explains it probably won't work.
Woman cops a 'tude with clerk, insinuating she must not want to be helpful if she won't use her telephone number to put her loyalty card details into the computer.
Clearly losing her patience, clerk reiterates the telephone number will not work if it isn't tied to one of her loyalty cards, and offers to go into the computer and tie her number to the card, or even change the telephone number associated with a card.
Woman snatches her loyalty cards off the counter and returns them to her purse.
So the next time this woman decides to use her loyalty card in our store, it won't ring up again, and she'll probably demand we enter her telephone number into the register, again to no avail. DUUURRRRRRRRRRR.
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