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First, the raincheck "confusion": A woman had a raincheck to get an item that was $13.99 normal price for $3.99. I take the raincheck and scan the item. The woman though asks "Isn't it supposed to be $3.99?" I tell her that I need to put the raincheck in. She doesn't seem to understand that a raincheck needs to be scanned in and processed to get the price on it. She says this is very confusing and almost considers not getting the item. So, I put in the raincheck and explain that it works like a coupon and does not come off automatically.
Math fail: A woman had a loaf of bread on sale for $2.39 among her items. I check her out, then all of a sudden a few minutes later she comes back with another loaf of bread and asks me if it's ok to just put it in her bag I go. I tell her I only scanned one bread and she claims that she told me she was getting another one because a sticker on it said 2 for $5 with card. I indeed only scanned one but tell her that the bread was $2.39 and you didn't need to get 2. Instead of saying something like "oh that's cheaper than, nevermind!," she insists again that she told me to scan another bread and points out the sticker on the bread that says it's 2 for $5. I tell her I don't know why that's there but the bread is $2.39. Her response? "But isn't $2.39 more than 2 for $5?" I tell her no it's less. She says this is too confusing and just gives me the 2nd bread back and says nevermind.
Aren't people who don't understand how rainchecks work and can't do simple math great?
Math fail: A woman had a loaf of bread on sale for $2.39 among her items. I check her out, then all of a sudden a few minutes later she comes back with another loaf of bread and asks me if it's ok to just put it in her bag I go. I tell her I only scanned one bread and she claims that she told me she was getting another one because a sticker on it said 2 for $5 with card. I indeed only scanned one but tell her that the bread was $2.39 and you didn't need to get 2. Instead of saying something like "oh that's cheaper than, nevermind!," she insists again that she told me to scan another bread and points out the sticker on the bread that says it's 2 for $5. I tell her I don't know why that's there but the bread is $2.39. Her response? "But isn't $2.39 more than 2 for $5?" I tell her no it's less. She says this is too confusing and just gives me the 2nd bread back and says nevermind.
Aren't people who don't understand how rainchecks work and can't do simple math great?
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