So, there's this contingent of customers that I see every day at work. They're about my grandma's age, and they mostly come to talk to each other and buy knickknacks once in a blue moon. I call them the regulars, and though they don't usually buy anything, they're polite and actually tend to treat us retail workers like human beings.
One of the regulars, Pat, a scooter-bound elder who always comes in with her husband and dog, somehow got tipped over by the crowd. I left the cart I was pushing to help my co-workers and her husband get her scooter upright and her on it again, and half the stuff on it was gone when I got back, even though the rule is to wait until the cart is at its proper place in the aisle before you grab things.
Mr Hill and Mr Kofoed from Management we're not pleased with the crowd, to say the least.
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Holy crap, Aliroz! I'm sorry you had to put up with that.
My parents went shopping today, but they had one thing they really wanted (new cordless phones for the land line) and so I assume it wasn't so bad. Aside from that we didn't buy any other electronics or "doorbusters" today, though I did get stuff for baking and some sodas at Food Lion once I woke up...at 8 PM. -_-
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I never want to see these customers ever again. I never want to see anyone under 70 who isn't at most a fourth cousin of me ever again.
One of the regulars, Pat, a scooter-bound elder who always comes in with her husband and dog, somehow got tipped over by the crowd. I left the cart I was pushing to help my co-workers and her husband get her scooter upright and her on it again, and half the stuff on it was gone when I got back, even though the rule is to wait until the cart is at its proper place in the aisle before you grab things.
Mr Hill and Mr Kofoed from Management we're not pleased with the crowd, to say the least.