Yah…. the customer should’ve just dropped her stuff and said, I’ll come back later, if her schedule deemed it possible. The customer might have fared better.
stick… in retail, you usually wait for a manager to make such decisions for you. Randie is no where near a manager… clever as she is, she doesn’t have the problem solving skills.
uh, randie, i think your customer lost a little weight…
It’s a 50% off discount for the customer? ::ducks and RUNS!::
Hmmm… in deciding to come to the art store today and then waiting for the registers to come back up,
She chose… poorly.
Seems Randie has never heard of receipt books and ledgers. She’s creative though, maybe she can come up with a record system.
She’s clearly a talented make-up artist. I’m sure she and Randie can find something to talk about while they wait.
That. . . that IS make-up, right?
Yah…. the customer should’ve just dropped her stuff and said, I’ll come back later, if her schedule deemed it possible. The customer might have fared better.
stick… in retail, you usually wait for a manager to make such decisions for you. Randie is no where near a manager… clever as she is, she doesn’t have the problem solving skills.
There once was a man from Nantucket, oh, that’s not a joke. I love the skeleton.
Sigh…if only more customers would die silently (sorry, retail flashbacks).
Jack: …who said to himself “I’ll chuck it”…
Dada… ha! You former retailer, you!
Sigh…. I just hate retail!
Pete…
Thanks for the Last Crusade reference…although Brig’s dead people aren’t as really creepy scary as in the movie.
Wasn’t that a Holy Grail reference?
Tried to find the line with the Bridgekeeper from the Monty Python flick… oops, was not about choosing. btw, those Indy skeletons were creepy.
Stop. Who would cross the Bridge of Death must answer me these questions three, ere the other side he see.