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Dear Customers,
When you turn into the entrance of the store parking lot, you then proceed to drive down a stretch of asphalt until you turn into a parking aisle and park your car. What in the world makes you imagine that you can stop and park in that entry to do your shopping? I understand that the nearest parking spot is 20 feet away, but suck it up. You can do it. I believe in you. Why do you think that you are so incredibly valued and special that you can inhibit any other customer from entering/safely driving to their parking spot? Did you fail to see the several dozen other cars parked in the little spots with the 3 painted lines around them?
To the woman I dealt with today, I am also curious as to why you stared at me in slack-jawed amazement when I told you that it was not a parking spot and you needed to move your car. As to your response of huffing back into your seat and driving off the property, I can only say, "Thank you. We didn't want to deal with your bitchy self anyway."
Sincerely,
Your Overworked, Underpaid Cashier
When you turn into the entrance of the store parking lot, you then proceed to drive down a stretch of asphalt until you turn into a parking aisle and park your car. What in the world makes you imagine that you can stop and park in that entry to do your shopping? I understand that the nearest parking spot is 20 feet away, but suck it up. You can do it. I believe in you. Why do you think that you are so incredibly valued and special that you can inhibit any other customer from entering/safely driving to their parking spot? Did you fail to see the several dozen other cars parked in the little spots with the 3 painted lines around them?
To the woman I dealt with today, I am also curious as to why you stared at me in slack-jawed amazement when I told you that it was not a parking spot and you needed to move your car. As to your response of huffing back into your seat and driving off the property, I can only say, "Thank you. We didn't want to deal with your bitchy self anyway."
Sincerely,
Your Overworked, Underpaid Cashier