Today, the checkout guy at my local store asked me if I had my hair cut. I answered and started talking about my hair, and he gave me a really weird look. He was talking to his friend, who I hadn't noticed in the queue behind me. FML
That's nice and all, but this guy I know told me that roughly 38% of all intracranial voices are CAUSED by Bluetooth interference! That's why you have to make sure the earbuds are hollowed out. You can even buy them pre-hollowed; the guy who told me the statistic gives me a REALLY good deal on them, coincidentally…
until he spends ages talking to the guy behind OP whilst the guy behind OP is at the till..meaning that the people behind the guy who was behind OP have to wait.
I hate when people at checkouts ect talk to people. It's either awkward and confusing if the situation goes as this, or its frustrating and annoying when you're waiting in queue for ages waiting on the cashier and customer in front so finish their damn conversation, FYL, OP.
I'm a cashier and I always find it rude when I'm with a customer and someone in line keeps asking me questions while I'm helping my current customer. Just please wait your turn or find another employee to help you out.
As a cashier, I always make sure there's no customers to help before I chat with a friend. And if a customer comes up, I immediately help them and tell my friend to hold on a sec. It drives me insane when my coworkers try talking to me or their friends when they should be solely focusing on what's important, and that's the customer!
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dannidoll93 24
Rude of him to talk to the guy behind you when you're standing at the till. He could've waited. Not your bad OP, don't sweat it.
Welshite 40
This is why I always wear a Bluetooth or earbuds in public. No one ever questions me when I start talking to the voices in my head.
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Comments (16)
riahlum 12
Happens a lot, wouldn't be too worried :)
waiting4rain 5
Happens a lot especially when people are on their phones
emanhernandez 22
It's not like you could tell it's nothing to be embarrassed about
Welshite 40
This is why I always wear a Bluetooth or earbuds in public. No one ever questions me when I start talking to the voices in my head.
Tripartita 45
That's nice and all, but this guy I know told me that roughly 38% of all intracranial voices are CAUSED by Bluetooth interference! That's why you have to make sure the earbuds are hollowed out. You can even buy them pre-hollowed; the guy who told me the statistic gives me a REALLY good deal on them, coincidentally…
Miranda8322 6
what the ****?
destiny11096 14
what in the world are you talking about?
BrotherPhil 35
Maybe, but 27% of statistics are made up on the spot.
OlRed 28
It's true and the pain from it is so bad I literally have to wear earplugs otherwise I won't be able to fall asleep.
dannidoll93 24
Rude of him to talk to the guy behind you when you're standing at the till. He could've waited. Not your bad OP, don't sweat it.
RosesThorn17 7
until he spends ages talking to the guy behind OP whilst the guy behind OP is at the till..meaning that the people behind the guy who was behind OP have to wait.
izzajaneful 24
Or he could just also not do that
PhoenixChick 26
I came here to say that. It's kind of a pet peeve of mine when a cashier ignores the customer in front of them to chat with a friend.
thatguy206 27
Just an innocent mistake, don't fret about it.
RosesThorn17 7
I hate when people at checkouts ect talk to people. It's either awkward and confusing if the situation goes as this, or its frustrating and annoying when you're waiting in queue for ages waiting on the cashier and customer in front so finish their damn conversation, FYL, OP.
ssnow_fml 20
Nice, no real way to play that one off either.
KaylaTackett 18
I'm a cashier and I always find it rude when I'm with a customer and someone in line keeps asking me questions while I'm helping my current customer. Just please wait your turn or find another employee to help you out.
itsallabootily 17
As a cashier, I always make sure there's no customers to help before I chat with a friend. And if a customer comes up, I immediately help them and tell my friend to hold on a sec. It drives me insane when my coworkers try talking to me or their friends when they should be solely focusing on what's important, and that's the customer!