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Why Guidance Counselors Shouldn’t Drink

, , | Right | May 4, 2009

(I am running a bocce ball tournament, and this guest starts talking to me while I am trying to watch the game and keep score.)

Guest: “You make a lot of money?”

Me: “I make enough.”

Guest: “You know, strippers make a lot of money. I heard of one who makes a thousand dollars a night.”

Me: “Wow.”

Guest: “How old are you?”

Me: “18.”

Guest: “Yeah, you should start now, before s*** starts to sag.”

Me: “…thanks for the advice.”

Guest: “No problem.”

This Is Why We Don’t Color Code People

, , , , | Right | May 1, 2009

Me: “Hi, what can I get for you?”

Customer: “No!”

Me: “I’m sorry?”

Customer: “No! I don’t want no god-d*** Chinese serving me.”

Me: “Excuse me?”

Customer: “Get me an American.”

Me: “Sir, I am American.”

Customer: “What?! You think I’m blind? You think I’m f****** blind? Go back to China!”

Me: “Right, one second…”

(My coworkers hear everything from the back, so one of my white coworkers comes out.)

Customer: “Ugh, finally… an American!”

Coworker: *starts speaking Spanish*

Customer: “G**D*** IT! F*** Y’ALL, A**HOLES!” *storms out*

Confuse ’em With Kindness

, , , , | Right | April 30, 2009

(I am working as a cashier at a small farm stand and a man comes to purchase.)

Me: “Hello, how are you doing today?”

Customer: “I’m good. You?”

Me: “Very well, thank–”

Customer: “You d*** teenagers! None of you have any manners anymore! I swear, I have no idea–wait. What did you say again?”

Me: “Very well, thank you.”

Customer: “Oh, okay.”

(I finish totalling his purchase, he pays.)

Me: “Thank you so very much, kind sir. I certainly hope you have the most wonderful day. Please come back soon, if you wish.”

Customer: *sheepishly* “… thanks…”


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I Came, I Complained, I Became An Employee

, , , , , | Right | April 29, 2009

Customer: “I’d like a table for two, please.”

Me:” For two? All right, it should only be about a minute. We have some tables being cleaned right now.”

Customer: “Oh, okay.”

(Thirty seconds later…)

Customer: “Oh, my god! What is taking so long?!”

Me: “I’m sorry, ma’am, our busser is still cleaning the table. He should be done in a couple of minutes.”

Customer: “Ugh! Well, this is just taking forever. Y’know, at my house, it wouldn’t take me this long to clean up my table!”

Me: “Umm… want a job?”

Customer: “What?! Oh… that was good.” *smiles*

(After that, she calmly waited for the table to be cleaned.)


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On The Importance Of Appropriate Segue-ways

, , | Right | April 21, 2009

(Note: I look a little young for my age, but not by that much.)

Customer: “I’m looking for someone who can help me find a book.”

Me: “I can help you. What are you looking for?”

Customer: “What? You can’t possibly work here. You look like you’re about twelve.”

Me: “Actually, I’m twenty. What can I help you find?”

Customer: “You’re lying to me. Where’s your manager? I can’t believe he has little kids working.”

Me: “I can assure you, I’m twenty.”

Customer: “Let me see your ID, then.”

Me: “What?”

(She then turns to my boyfriend, who has come in to visit me.)

Customer: “Are you her boyfriend?”

My Boyfriend: “Yes…”

Customer: “How can you date someone who looks like that?”

My boyfriend: “Excuse me?”

Customer: “That’s disgusting. I think you’re a pervert!”

(The customer then turns back to me, and without skipping a beat asks…)

Customer: “Where are the romance novels?”