DizzyCat
01-29-2008, 09:06 AM
Dealing with stupid customers should be an applicable job skill.
Hi, DizzyCat here, I work in a video store in Canada, dealing with crap is my job (as is everyone else's), A few people asking "when is such and such gonna be out?" or "Can you tell me if you know a film about a guy who did a thing with that lady in that place?" can really make you feel dumber after your shift is up.
It's not all bad, most co-workers are pretty cool and I get lots of time off to pursue hobbies... Just some people make you wanna tear out your hair.
That's Dizzy in a nut shell, thanks for reading.
Hi, DizzyCat here, I work in a video store in Canada, dealing with crap is my job (as is everyone else's), A few people asking "when is such and such gonna be out?" or "Can you tell me if you know a film about a guy who did a thing with that lady in that place?" can really make you feel dumber after your shift is up.
It's not all bad, most co-workers are pretty cool and I get lots of time off to pursue hobbies... Just some people make you wanna tear out your hair.
That's Dizzy in a nut shell, thanks for reading.