It wasn't so much the waiting that ticked me off
It was the lack of care.
I was mad because the lady waits till the last minute with 10 people in her queue to inform everyone that it was time to count the cash drawer and her line would be closed,and the way she said it,she might as well said to me-Fuck You.
I was the only one that actually SAID what I was thinking.
And when I walked out after, a crowd had clapped for me and smiled and said 'right on',so I wasn't alone in this,just the only one that felt like fighting about it.
People get used to bullshit and think they have to take it up the ass and have no alternative-and maybe they are right.
If I was this cashier,I would have flashed the line number light and then turned it off-and after that, have some other cashier open for the people waiting.
But that would make too much sense and that would make people too satisfied.
I shouldn't have gone off like that,my bad.
I have dealt with poor customer service for so long that, that night was my limit and I snapped.
I am tired of smiling at people and have them glower at me
I am tired of asking How Are You(and MEANING IT) and having a grunt in reply
I am tired of people who are in restaurants and stores hating their job and taking it out on the customers
Maybe this is the wrong time to be saying this,seeing as this is the day to be thankful.
I just need to find a way to not let everything get to me so much and definitely without having a snit in public.
Why should I let a bunch of miserable people turn me into a miserable person?
So,I am off to seek peace...but I have no intention of EVER going back into Walmart.
I think that store is wrong on so many levels,so my ass is boycotting:D
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