It's right in your face
Nothing bothers me more than when someone asks me, "where is the soda" and it's right in their face. Before anyone needs something, keep the mouth SHUT and search for it until you FIND IT YOURSELF. If it can't be found, then ask. Stop asking me questions that can be answered when your head is removed from your own ass. Open your eyes and look, God gave you eyes-use them. I also can't stand excessive chatter and muttering. Just think before you talk and only speak unless spoken too. THAT'S WHAT I DO! I'm not here to make small talk. Enlighten me with interesting facts, compliment my demeanor, enlighten me with a jovial story... Anything but the predictable small talking meandering.Rating:0.00
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I bet you're a great person to talk to.
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Yeah you'd be lovely company definitely
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The OP is more fascist that Hitler.
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Heh.
I`m guessing you work in retail?
That`s kind of a professional gripe, usually. What seems pretty normal in casual talk occassionally, tends to eat up nerves pretty fast, when it recurs each half-hour.
Generally, although it does not help with problem reoccurrence, giving polite and friendly but completely useless answer to stupid question tends to take the edge off that.
"Where is soda?"
"At the beverages aisle, citizen."
"Where is that?"
"Here."
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I'm sick of hearing "oh it doesn't scan? That means it's free. Hahahaha!"
Yeah, and you're a fucktard
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OP - I think you'd enjoy some of the websites, linked on the right side of the page here -->
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OP was just awarded "Customer Service Rep of the Year!"
Oh, my bad. That was "disgruntled tool with serious attitude issues."
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OP, if you are so unhappy with the customers you serve, then quit your job and find something else. Why don't you go to hell and work for the devil, you whiney, crybaby, annoying, maniacal little fuck! If you don't like serving people, then why the fuck are you working in a grocery store MORON!!!!! It's tards like you that make me wheep for the future!
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Number eight is a bit biased here.
Practically any job is customer-related. And, uh, wen customer is clueless, it does not matter, weather the question is abour soda, cinder blocks, nukes or baby sharks - customer will stull frustrate salesman with inane quesitons.
Part of the problem here is that customers honestlu expect salesperson to put their interests above his own. Which is a grave mistake.
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^ "Practically any job is customer-related. And, uh, wen customer is clueless, it does not matter, weather the question is abour soda, cinder blocks, nukes or baby sharks - customer will stull frustrate salesman with inane quesitons."
What the fuck kinda store do you work in?
AND, why isn't good spelling or English a requirement of employment there?
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LMFAO!!!! That was awesome #10!!!!! #9, take a moment and read what you wrote. Every job out there is customer based. That is the whole point to doing your job. When you deal with customers, you will have to put their interests above your own! That is why it's called CUSTOMER SERVICE moron! Now whether or not the customer is knowledgeable in the area you "work" in, then it is up to you to provide knowledgeable service in that area! Fuck! Where do you work? Tards R' Us??????
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#8, some people don't have too many options to where they can work, so it's easier said than done when you suggest just quitting. Perhaps they have someone to provide for? But yes in your little world they can just get a new job right? Whatever.
#10, As I'm still in school, I work part-time in a chemist store. Good spelling or English is not a requirement .. I'm sure that's the same in many stores.
OP, I hear you. It frustrates the fuck out of me when people ask me where to find stuff, that is so obviously labelled! And for you "clever" fucktards who are about to tell me that it's my job and if i don't like it, quit - I DO my job, I just complain after. I didn't take this job because I'd enjoy it, I took it for the god damn money.
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^ I can see a chemist shop selling soda, but cinder blocks, nukes, and baby sharks? You are fucking pulling my leg.
And as for your "clearly labeled" wares, I doubt when you first started at the chemist shop, that you knew where every fucking item in the store was. I consider myself somewhat intelligent, but would have no idea where to find cinderblocks or baby sharks in a chemist shop immediately upon entry. I might be smart enough to look for baby sharks in an aquarium, which I could find at a fish and pet store, but a chemist shop? Really, you might need to direct me to the location within your place of employment where I might find these items.
You have the gall to discuss clever fucktards? You're a stupid fucktard.
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^ I didn't mean that a Chemist store contained those items. I said that good spelling and English were not requirements to work in a Chemist (at least not in the particular one I work in), and I assume that is the same for some other stores. Apologies for causing such confusion ..
No, I don't expect customers to know where each individual object is, but I also DO expect them to be able to read big signs saying "prescriptions only" and "haircare" and such like - apart from in obvious cases such as eye problems.
I do have the gall to discuss clever fucktards. I'll discuss whatever takes my fancy thank you very much.
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^ no doubt out of envy for their cleverness. Either way, you're still a fucktard.
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I bet you're a great person to talk to.Posted 4 months ago | Report
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Yeah you'd be lovely company definitelyPosted 4 months ago | Report
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The OP is more fascist that Hitler.Posted 4 months ago | Report
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Heh.I`m guessing you work in retail?
That`s kind of a professional gripe, usually. What seems pretty normal in casual talk occassionally, tends to eat up nerves pretty fast, when it recurs each half-hour.
Generally, although it does not help with problem reoccurrence, giving polite and friendly but completely useless answer to stupid question tends to take the edge off that.
"Where is soda?"
"At the beverages aisle, citizen."
"Where is that?"
"Here."
Posted 4 months ago | Report
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I'm sick of hearing "oh it doesn't scan? That means it's free. Hahahaha!"Yeah, and you're a fucktard
Posted 4 months ago | Report
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OP - I think you'd enjoy some of the websites, linked on the right side of the page here -->Posted 4 months ago | Report
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OP was just awarded "Customer Service Rep of the Year!"Oh, my bad. That was "disgruntled tool with serious attitude issues."
Posted 4 months ago | Report
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OP, if you are so unhappy with the customers you serve, then quit your job and find something else. Why don't you go to hell and work for the devil, you whiney, crybaby, annoying, maniacal little fuck! If you don't like serving people, then why the fuck are you working in a grocery store MORON!!!!! It's tards like you that make me wheep for the future!Posted 4 months ago | Report
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Number eight is a bit biased here.Practically any job is customer-related. And, uh, wen customer is clueless, it does not matter, weather the question is abour soda, cinder blocks, nukes or baby sharks - customer will stull frustrate salesman with inane quesitons.
Part of the problem here is that customers honestlu expect salesperson to put their interests above his own. Which is a grave mistake.
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^ "Practically any job is customer-related. And, uh, wen customer is clueless, it does not matter, weather the question is abour soda, cinder blocks, nukes or baby sharks - customer will stull frustrate salesman with inane quesitons."What the fuck kinda store do you work in?
AND, why isn't good spelling or English a requirement of employment there?
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LMFAO!!!! That was awesome #10!!!!! #9, take a moment and read what you wrote. Every job out there is customer based. That is the whole point to doing your job. When you deal with customers, you will have to put their interests above your own! That is why it's called CUSTOMER SERVICE moron! Now whether or not the customer is knowledgeable in the area you "work" in, then it is up to you to provide knowledgeable service in that area! Fuck! Where do you work? Tards R' Us??????Posted 4 months ago | Report
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#8, some people don't have too many options to where they can work, so it's easier said than done when you suggest just quitting. Perhaps they have someone to provide for? But yes in your little world they can just get a new job right? Whatever.#10, As I'm still in school, I work part-time in a chemist store. Good spelling or English is not a requirement .. I'm sure that's the same in many stores.
OP, I hear you. It frustrates the fuck out of me when people ask me where to find stuff, that is so obviously labelled! And for you "clever" fucktards who are about to tell me that it's my job and if i don't like it, quit - I DO my job, I just complain after. I didn't take this job because I'd enjoy it, I took it for the god damn money.
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^ I can see a chemist shop selling soda, but cinder blocks, nukes, and baby sharks? You are fucking pulling my leg.And as for your "clearly labeled" wares, I doubt when you first started at the chemist shop, that you knew where every fucking item in the store was. I consider myself somewhat intelligent, but would have no idea where to find cinderblocks or baby sharks in a chemist shop immediately upon entry. I might be smart enough to look for baby sharks in an aquarium, which I could find at a fish and pet store, but a chemist shop? Really, you might need to direct me to the location within your place of employment where I might find these items.
You have the gall to discuss clever fucktards? You're a stupid fucktard.
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^ I didn't mean that a Chemist store contained those items. I said that good spelling and English were not requirements to work in a Chemist (at least not in the particular one I work in), and I assume that is the same for some other stores. Apologies for causing such confusion .. No, I don't expect customers to know where each individual object is, but I also DO expect them to be able to read big signs saying "prescriptions only" and "haircare" and such like - apart from in obvious cases such as eye problems.
I do have the gall to discuss clever fucktards. I'll discuss whatever takes my fancy thank you very much.
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^ no doubt out of envy for their cleverness. Either way, you're still a fucktard.Posted 4 months ago | Report
