You know when a customer is lookin for something, and you are either really bored or just want them outta your way so you ask them if they need help finding something. and when they say no, they tend to give you a long explanation as to why they dont need help. dont they realize that as soon as you hear no..you are no longer listening to them. idk why they feel they need to give you anything other than a no in response to do you need help because u're already back to tunin things out before they even complete sayin no.
I am a cashier at krogers here in kentucky, for the most part people tend to say no because they feel you really dont want to help them anyway. What really ticks me off is rude customers, especially when you ask for ID when they are making a beer purchase.
i mainly ask customers if they need help only bc im tired of them standing blockin the aisle im in...or because they just happen to place themselves right where i need to be to put up product and i get tired of standing there holdin the product...or when ur tryin to let them thru the aisle and they just happend to stop right in front of u lookin at something so u cant get out...
