Free Attitude With Purchase
(It’s very early in the morning, and I am in the process of getting my apartment packed up when I run out of boxes. I run to a 24-hour store and pick up four boxes and two candy bars, one of which I eat before I get to the checkout. I show the empty candy bar wrapper to the cashier so I can pay for it.)
Cashier: *dirty look* “Well, did you enjoy it?”
Me: “Actually, I think I like the original flavor better.”
Cashier: *angrily* “So, you already tried it, but you’re buying it anyways?!”
Me: “Oh, the other one is actually for my roommate. She loves them!”
Cashier: “Well, I don’t know why you’d buy it if you already tried it.”
Me: “Um, sorry?”
Cashier: *sticks her tongue out in a ‘gag’ gesture* “EEEEEYYYEEECCCHHH!”
Me: “Okay?”
Cashier: “And why are you buying boxes? You can just ask your friends for boxes!”
Me: “Well, I’m moving at 6 am, and I don’t think any of my friends are up right now.”
Cashier: “There’s no reason to buy boxes. That’s just stupid!”
Me: *speechless*
Question of the Week
Have you ever served a bad customer who got what they deserved?