Judging Helps You To (Ac)Quit Unhealthy Eating
(A woman comes into my cashier line with a single bag of chips.)
Me: “Did you find everything you were looking for today?”
Customer: “You rang me up last time! Don’t judge me!”
Me: “I’m sorry, what?”
Customer: “You’re judging me! Stop judging me!”
Me: “Ma’am, I was just asking if you found everything.”
Customer: “Stop judging me!” *begins gasping hysterically*
Manager: “Ma’am, how can I assist you? What seems to be the problem?”
Customer: “She’s judging me! She’s going to call my husband!”
Me: “Ma’am, I have no idea who your husband is. I won’t be calling him.”
Customer: “You rang me up last time and now you’re judging me!”
Manager: “What did she say to you?”
Customer: “Nothing! But she knows I bought these chips yesterday!”
Me: “Ma’am, I may have rung you up yesterday, but I don’t recall doing so. I handle hundreds of transactions.”
Customer: “You’re lying! You know I bought these chips and you know that I’ve eaten the whole bag already and you’re going to call my husband! I was going to sneak these into the house so he wouldn’t know I’d finished the bag but you’re judging me!”
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