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Two stories today, surprising as I don't often get SCs.
OMG EXPENSIVE!!
I was working in the kitchen cooking when my best cashier comes up to me. She had just had a customer who asked her how much a small french fry was. She gave him the price (1.99) and he goes from nice to an asshole. He tells her "Up yours! What the hell are you thinking?" And just generally being loud and an idiot and a jerk to my cashier who obviously has no control over how much fries cost. Now, from what she had told me I (mistakenly) thought the guy had left the store. I was surprised that someone was being a jerk over 2 dollar french fries and to my best cashier who I know would have been nothing but polite to the guy. I told my cashier that I was glad he had left and I wouldn't have wanted to serve someone who was being such a jerk about 2 bucks. He could go to Mickey D's or something but not here. Heh, out steps the SC from behind a sign. He goes to my cashier and demands the corporate number and my name and says he's going to complain. He never did but I wish he had. I wouldn't have spoken like that if I had known he was still present but I still meant every word. That guy was stupid.
I need a hearing aid apparently
This time I was running a register. The last man in my line did not step forward when it was his turn but instead stayed about two feet away and mumbled the name of our signature sandwich and said that's it. I barely heard it but I rang it up and then asked "Would you like that for here or to go?" He then looks at me like I'm stupid, steps forward, and asks loudly "Are you deaf?!" I simply smiled and asked my question again. He says "I SAID I wanted a SANDWICH TO GO! God, I swear all you people are deaf." I wanted to roll my eyes and point out that he mumbled the entire thing. I wasn't deaf but I'm not superman either, he needed to flipping speak up. No, instead I smiled, gave him his change and handed him out the order. Then I waited for him to leave before I rolled my eyes (learned my lesson, lol).
OMG EXPENSIVE!!
I was working in the kitchen cooking when my best cashier comes up to me. She had just had a customer who asked her how much a small french fry was. She gave him the price (1.99) and he goes from nice to an asshole. He tells her "Up yours! What the hell are you thinking?" And just generally being loud and an idiot and a jerk to my cashier who obviously has no control over how much fries cost. Now, from what she had told me I (mistakenly) thought the guy had left the store. I was surprised that someone was being a jerk over 2 dollar french fries and to my best cashier who I know would have been nothing but polite to the guy. I told my cashier that I was glad he had left and I wouldn't have wanted to serve someone who was being such a jerk about 2 bucks. He could go to Mickey D's or something but not here. Heh, out steps the SC from behind a sign. He goes to my cashier and demands the corporate number and my name and says he's going to complain. He never did but I wish he had. I wouldn't have spoken like that if I had known he was still present but I still meant every word. That guy was stupid.
I need a hearing aid apparently
This time I was running a register. The last man in my line did not step forward when it was his turn but instead stayed about two feet away and mumbled the name of our signature sandwich and said that's it. I barely heard it but I rang it up and then asked "Would you like that for here or to go?" He then looks at me like I'm stupid, steps forward, and asks loudly "Are you deaf?!" I simply smiled and asked my question again. He says "I SAID I wanted a SANDWICH TO GO! God, I swear all you people are deaf." I wanted to roll my eyes and point out that he mumbled the entire thing. I wasn't deaf but I'm not superman either, he needed to flipping speak up. No, instead I smiled, gave him his change and handed him out the order. Then I waited for him to leave before I rolled my eyes (learned my lesson, lol).
He is my Black Dragon (and yes, a good one) strong, protective, the guardian. I am his Silver Dragon, always by his side, shining for him, cherishing him.
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