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Today, I was made to do checkout training at the supermarket I work in. My third customer spent £90 on food, and whilst I was serving her, she talked about her 6 kids and her ex. Only four hours of this shit to go. FML

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I am so confused about this complaint lol. Is 90 too much? Too little? Is OP offended that the customer had kids or an ex?

I think the 90 pounds means the OP had a lot of items to ring up and is new at the job. I'd think with food prices as they are, getting to 90 pounds wouldn't take too long.

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The customer is always right! You need to learn to hijack a conversation. Anything the customer says you make it about you and then launch into a meandering rant.

I am so confused about this complaint lol. Is 90 too much? Too little? Is OP offended that the customer had kids or an ex?

I think the 90 pounds means the OP had a lot of items to ring up and is new at the job. I'd think with food prices as they are, getting to 90 pounds wouldn't take too long.

County_Mayo_Jon 1

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I have often said that we all Need a job like fast food or cashier to learn things that we may not like doing. I learned I didn't want to work fast food and I didn't want to be an auto mechanic. Use this to learn some soft skills and work towards a job or career you DO want.

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Waahh I have a job... wahhh I have to deal with people... You really wanna complain about how tough your life is? Go work for the Samaritans. Some woman talking about her family life is nothing compared to talking someone out of committing suicide.

Working for the Samaritains ? Piece of piss. Try working for a drug cartel, they chopped my dad's head off with a chainsaw!! (Do you see how this sort of comment is pointless now?)

While I'm sorry for you having to suffer such a traumatic loss, that's a rarity and one hell of an extreme. Those of us in the customer service industry will most likely never have to face something like that.