Once I found my tags for price changes on the floor, when I left my shopping cart for a minute. Another time I'm pushing a cart inside through the main door so I can use it, and a lady almost grabs it out of my hands, asking if I mind if she uses my cart. Lol, yup, I do. Since there is like 150 of them only 10 steps away from her.
On the other hand I frequently ask a customer if he needs a cart when I see his arms full with merchandise and he can barely hold it. It's all about how we are approached. Customers in need get help, but self-entitled jerks... well, they still get help, but I like helping nice people better.
For some reason, some lady this morning came through my line with only one item. Monistat!! She got pissed when I asked her if she found everything she needed! Im a male
For some reason, some lady this morning came through my line with only one item. Monistat!! She got pissed when I asked her if she found everything she needed! Im a male
Yeast infection! Can you get that from using a French baguette as a dildo?
I've recently lost the long sleeved flannel shirt I use to keep warm at night to my store manager--who "helps" getting us off the clock in the morning by taking our carts off the floor before we're quite finished using them. Dang, I love that shirt.
And, yes, I have specifically answered "Yes, I am using that cart, because it doesn't have the front basket" when denying a customer my cart. We're not even supposed to have those in the store, but there are a few of them still floating around, if you look for them.
And absolutely, I give away spare handbaskets to overloaded customers. I've been there--I came in for one particular item, then saw this, then saw that--and all of sudden I'm dropping stuff. Customers are always embarrassed, but always appreciative.
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"If I only had a brain..."
...but I'd settle for a nerve or two.