I work at a grocery store now.
I had just gotten done with a customer about 30 seconds before hand, and I'm standing there, behind my register waiting for another.
Customer: "Is this lane open?" I blink. Do I say yes? No.
Me: "No."
The customer actually walked away.
I stood there laughing silently to myself.
I do this from time to time, because I actually get asked this a lot, and it annoys me.
Luckily I work in a place that allows for smart-assery.
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Another instance of customer asshatery:
We have sample boxes in each checkout line.
A customer walks up, looks at the box and says this, in a very snooty, uppity, entitled to everything voice:
"I want you to know that this (points to sample box) IS NOT MINE. It was there when I came up."
I'm taken aback by the moment and say,
"Yes, I'm aware they aren't yours, because they're the store samples."
He says nothing in return.
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Sample box asshatery:
I get this numerous times too.
"Did someone leave this (points to sample box) here?"
Me (in drone monotone voice): "No. They are our samples. Today it's pineapple coconut bread. You're welcome to try one. "
I had just gotten done with a customer about 30 seconds before hand, and I'm standing there, behind my register waiting for another.
Customer: "Is this lane open?" I blink. Do I say yes? No.
Me: "No."
The customer actually walked away.
I stood there laughing silently to myself.
I do this from time to time, because I actually get asked this a lot, and it annoys me.
Luckily I work in a place that allows for smart-assery.
----------------
Another instance of customer asshatery:
We have sample boxes in each checkout line.
A customer walks up, looks at the box and says this, in a very snooty, uppity, entitled to everything voice:
"I want you to know that this (points to sample box) IS NOT MINE. It was there when I came up."
I'm taken aback by the moment and say,
"Yes, I'm aware they aren't yours, because they're the store samples."
He says nothing in return.
________
Sample box asshatery:
I get this numerous times too.
"Did someone leave this (points to sample box) here?"
Me (in drone monotone voice): "No. They are our samples. Today it's pineapple coconut bread. You're welcome to try one. "
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