Pay It Forward Doesn’t Go Back Very Far
(I’m going through the drive-thru of a fast food chain. I am driving, and my daughter is sitting directly behind me. We order our food, and when pulling up to pay, I decide to be nice and pay for the food for the car behind me.)
Me: *at window* “Hi. I’d like to pay for the person behind me, please.”
Cashier: “The person behind you?”
Me: “Yes, please. Can I do that?”
Cashier: “Sure? That’s [original total].”
Me: “That’s for my food. What about the car behind me?”
Cashier: “The car behind you? OH! I thought you meant the person sitting behind you. You wanted to pay for her food.”
(Yes, cashier guy. I’m a horrible person and making my daughter buy her own food.)
Question of the Week
Tell us your story about a customer who couldn't understand the most simple concept.