When Matter Doesn’t Matter
Customer: “Excuse me, do you have Gatorade?”
Me: “No, but we do have Powerade.”
Customer: “Does it have electrons in it?”
Me: “No, do you mean electrolytes?”
Customer: “No, electrons.”
Me: “I hope so.”
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Customer: “Excuse me, do you have Gatorade?”
Me: “No, but we do have Powerade.”
Customer: “Does it have electrons in it?”
Me: “No, do you mean electrolytes?”
Customer: “No, electrons.”
Me: “I hope so.”
(A young boy comes up to me and points at the clam sauce for spaghetti.)
Boy: “Can I have this sauce?”
Me: “Sure, it’s clam. Is that okay?”
Boy: “Clam? What’s clam?”
(I start clapping my fingers together motioning a clam closing and opening.)
Me: “A clam? You don’t know what a clam is?”
Boy: *blank stare.*
Me: “Okay, well are you allergic to any shellfish?”
Boy: “What’s a shellfish?”
Me: “Okay, you’re getting tomato sauce.”
(I am serving a table of 4, getting last customer’s order.)
Me: “How would you like your eggs?”
Customer: “How do people usually get them?”
Me: “They get them whatever way they like them prepared.”
Customer: “Can you name some of the ways?”
Me: “Sure. Scrambled, sunny side up, over-easy, over-medium, over-well, poached, basted, soft-boiled, hard boiled, I think that’s all of them.”
Customer: *long silence*
Me: “Sir, what do the eggs you like best look like?”
Customer: “Can you give me some examples?”
Me: “Well, scrambled is yellow and fluffy, sunny side up the yellow is lightly cooked and the white isn’t all the way cooked, over-easy is the white part is all cooked, but the yellow is runny, over-medium is the white is all cooked with the edges a little crisp and the yellow a little thick, over-well is when the whites are cooked and a little brown and the yellow is cooked all the way through and dry.”
Customer: “Which is the one where you can dip the toast in the yellow but there’s no goopy stuff?”
Me: “Over-easy is the best option for that.”
Customer: “That’s the way I like my eggs then.”
Me: “Did you want me to write that down for you for the next time you go out for breakfast?”
All of the customer’s friends: *in unison* “Yes, please!”
( I work near to a city park where a lot of events like fairs or public concerts are held.)
Me: “Thank you for calling, how may I help you?”
Caller: “You will be shooting off fireworks tonight, right?”
Me: “We won’t be, but yes, the city is setting off fireworks.”
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Caller: “When is that going to happen? When have you scheduled it?”
Me: “We aren’t scheduling it, but my guess is the city will be shooting them off at around sunset.”
Caller: “Well, when is that going to happen?”
Me: “I don’t know ma’am.Wwe aren’t in charge of that. Perhaps you want to try calling the park and rec department?”
Caller: “How can you not know when you scheduled the sun to set?”
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Me: “Are you ready to order?”
Customer: “No, we’re not ready to order yet.”
Me: “Okay, I’ll come back later.”
(I start to walk away.)
Customer: “Hey! Aren’t you going to ask us what we want to eat?”
Me: “I’m sorry, I thought you said you didn’t want me to take your order yet.”
Customer: “Well, I don’t really care what order you ask us in. I just want my food!”