Couldn’t Care Less Than Thirty
Grocery Store | Working
| May 20, 2015
(I’m a 22-year old woman, picking up a packet of cigarettes. In Finland you can buy them at 18, but in order to spot underage buyers there’s a new government policy encouraging cashiers to check the IDs of anyone that looks under 30.)
Me: “Could I have a [Brand of cigarettes], please.”
Cashier: *rings it up* “That’ll be €4.50.”
Me: *pointing to the counter between us with a sign explaining the under-30 policy* “Umm, do I look like I’m 30 to you?”
Cashier: “…I don’t really care.”
Question of the Week
Have you ever served a bad customer who got what they deserved?