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I was at the drug store earlier in the week getting two things. Water and Benadryl. I'd been sneezing a lot during the early part of the week so my patience for people for the time being was not too high but not too low. Just a little touchy at times.
There was 3 of us in line and this lady is just not with it whatsoever. She appeared to be a pleasant person from her conversation with the cashier, but my goodness. I don't mind customers striking up conversations with cashiers because I do it too, just keep it moving and don't hold people up with a life story. That wasn't even the problem here. First she fumbles for her debit card in her big ass purse AFTER the cashier has rung her up. Fine. She finds it and does the "swipe it all wrong" type deal. WTF come on. Cool some people just aren't hip to certain things. My patience is still balanced. Then the cashier asks her the million dollar question. To input her pin. Oh here go, here's the punchline...
She doesn't know it. THEN she starts digging around looking to see if she can find a piece of paper it's written on. When she started digging for her pin my face must've showed "this is bullshit" and other annoyance because the guy behind me says "the line over there is open". All the lines were occupied when I came up so the other line had freed up. He kinda said it like I was reacting like an SC but I just told him good thanks. I said it the same tone as he did to me. Even after I finished my transaction in about 30 seconds flat, he's still standing behind that women. What compelled him to be so cool and just stand behind that train wreck is beyond me. I paid cash too so those commercials about plastic being faster was challenged with this lady.
Come on now. Know your pin, that's just stuff you should know. To the guy behind me; if you enjoy standing behind someone digging to the bottom of their purse for 5 minutes when you could've come along with me to the other line, more power to you buddy.
There was 3 of us in line and this lady is just not with it whatsoever. She appeared to be a pleasant person from her conversation with the cashier, but my goodness. I don't mind customers striking up conversations with cashiers because I do it too, just keep it moving and don't hold people up with a life story. That wasn't even the problem here. First she fumbles for her debit card in her big ass purse AFTER the cashier has rung her up. Fine. She finds it and does the "swipe it all wrong" type deal. WTF come on. Cool some people just aren't hip to certain things. My patience is still balanced. Then the cashier asks her the million dollar question. To input her pin. Oh here go, here's the punchline...
She doesn't know it. THEN she starts digging around looking to see if she can find a piece of paper it's written on. When she started digging for her pin my face must've showed "this is bullshit" and other annoyance because the guy behind me says "the line over there is open". All the lines were occupied when I came up so the other line had freed up. He kinda said it like I was reacting like an SC but I just told him good thanks. I said it the same tone as he did to me. Even after I finished my transaction in about 30 seconds flat, he's still standing behind that women. What compelled him to be so cool and just stand behind that train wreck is beyond me. I paid cash too so those commercials about plastic being faster was challenged with this lady.
Come on now. Know your pin, that's just stuff you should know. To the guy behind me; if you enjoy standing behind someone digging to the bottom of their purse for 5 minutes when you could've come along with me to the other line, more power to you buddy.
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