Math FAIL
The SC approaches me holding a item from our 50% off mark-down rack.
SC: How much is this.
M: *looks at sticker* It was $7.74 and marked down 50%, so it is $3.87.
SC: *looks at sticker* Are you sure!!??
M: Yes.
SC: *looks again at sticker, mutters* Hmmm, 7.74 half of that is....
The SC pulls out their phone and begins to type some numbers in to presumably the calculator.
SC: Ha! Half of $7.74 is not 3.87. It is $1.27! You liar!
M: Let me double check. I grab the calculator and show the SC the very simple math.
SC: Nooooooo, that wrong. The correct way to do it is to take $7.74, subtract 2, than multiply that by 6, they you get half, which is $1.27.
M: *does SC math* No, that's actually $34.44. Which is more the than the original price. You can buy it for $3.87 or not. (I wish could have charged them $34.44, by the system won't let me)
SC: Forget it! *They slam their shopping basket down on the floor and stomp off.*
A nearby customer who witnessed it remarks, "are they really that dumb all the time"
I reply, "sometimes."
But i'm Jeeeeeewishhhhhhh!!!!!
Some of the food products we sell are kosher, some are not. If they are it says in some form on the packaging. A SC brings up a item.
SC: I have a question.
M: Ok.
SC: is this Kosher? It was on the mark down rack.
M: *I look at the package and see no marking indicating it is* I don't think so. I don't see the symbol anywhere. (usually a K or some Hebrew looking symbol)
SC: Well, this one *holds up a marked down loaf of bread and points to the "K"* is.
M: Yes.
SC: Soooooo, you mark down both kosher and non-Kosher food!!??
M: Yes.
SC: But i'm Jeeeeeewishhhhhhh!!!!!
M: *huh? WTF?*
SC: So.
M: *seriously WTF? no where do we or have we advertised we only sell Kosher food*
SC: I guess what i'm saying is, you should also mark down Kosher food. It is not fair to Jewish people.
M: We do. You just showed ma a loaf of marked down bread that was Kosher.
SC: ....
M: ....
SC: It's still not fair to Jewishhhh people!
The SC stomps off, leaving me holding the marked down non-kosher item.
The SC approaches me holding a item from our 50% off mark-down rack.
SC: How much is this.
M: *looks at sticker* It was $7.74 and marked down 50%, so it is $3.87.
SC: *looks at sticker* Are you sure!!??
M: Yes.
SC: *looks again at sticker, mutters* Hmmm, 7.74 half of that is....
The SC pulls out their phone and begins to type some numbers in to presumably the calculator.
SC: Ha! Half of $7.74 is not 3.87. It is $1.27! You liar!
M: Let me double check. I grab the calculator and show the SC the very simple math.
SC: Nooooooo, that wrong. The correct way to do it is to take $7.74, subtract 2, than multiply that by 6, they you get half, which is $1.27.
M: *does SC math* No, that's actually $34.44. Which is more the than the original price. You can buy it for $3.87 or not. (I wish could have charged them $34.44, by the system won't let me)
SC: Forget it! *They slam their shopping basket down on the floor and stomp off.*
A nearby customer who witnessed it remarks, "are they really that dumb all the time"
I reply, "sometimes."
But i'm Jeeeeeewishhhhhhh!!!!!
Some of the food products we sell are kosher, some are not. If they are it says in some form on the packaging. A SC brings up a item.
SC: I have a question.
M: Ok.
SC: is this Kosher? It was on the mark down rack.
M: *I look at the package and see no marking indicating it is* I don't think so. I don't see the symbol anywhere. (usually a K or some Hebrew looking symbol)
SC: Well, this one *holds up a marked down loaf of bread and points to the "K"* is.
M: Yes.
SC: Soooooo, you mark down both kosher and non-Kosher food!!??
M: Yes.
SC: But i'm Jeeeeeewishhhhhhh!!!!!

M: *huh? WTF?*
SC: So.
M: *seriously WTF? no where do we or have we advertised we only sell Kosher food*
SC: I guess what i'm saying is, you should also mark down Kosher food. It is not fair to Jewish people.
M: We do. You just showed ma a loaf of marked down bread that was Kosher.
SC: ....
M: ....
SC: It's still not fair to Jewishhhh people!
The SC stomps off, leaving me holding the marked down non-kosher item.



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