Employee Honestly Tells Customers If An Item They Are Looking For Is Not Available, But They Keep Asking As If The Item Will Magically Appear
Seriously, how hard is it to understand that no means no?
Seriously, how hard is it to understand that no means no?
Karen clearly wasn’t a Harry Potter fan.
You can’t prevent some customers from wasting their time.
Why don’t customers read signs?
If I’m not on the schedule, neither is my alarm clock.
It’s a basic grocery store math: no quarter, no cart.
Some habits really do outlive the people who started them.
A customer’s frustration can easily be pacified with good communication.
A cashier’s smile is part of the job, not an offer to be a bestie.
“No” doesn’t turn into “yes” just because you hit replay.
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