A kid about twelve or so comes up to my counter (by himself - this is important for later) and places an order. So I ring him up and then tell him his total. There was a small group of people gathered about three feet behind him, standing nowhere near this kid, not even in my line yet, just on the periphery of it. As soon as I announced the kid's total and looked at him expectantly, the older woman in the group springs forward all of a sudden, waving her arms and shaking her head, extremely aggitated, and exclaimed "No! We're all together!" Then she proceeds to glare at me. Well, sorry. Maybe if you had all come up to the counter together, instead of your son coming up by himself while everyone else stands off to the side, I would have had some idea. It's okay, calm down, I'm in a good mood today so I'll let everyone else in your family order something too.

Don't you know you're supposed to use them in situations such as these?


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