Good to go?
Hi guys!
I need to vent a little about my job. Really, I'm just frustrated with the customers. I'm sick of the parents that take their already overweight 5 year old to Blondies and buy them 2 sprinkle cookies and a coke for lunch. I would really love it if I could refuse service to those parents. Another parent actually told me today that her screaming 6 year old son has to get cookies every time they come to the mall or he throws a tantrum. Here's an idea? Be the kid's parent and not let him have whatever he wants.
Another group of customers I hate is the "middle-aged women friends." It never fails, that everytime I have a group of middle-aged women come into the store, they argue with eachother about who's going to pay. Every woman wants to pay for her friend's food. And they argue at first. And then they both give me their credit cards and both tell me that they'll pay for everything, and meanwhile I have a huge line of customers behind the bickering women. I don't know what else I can say about these women. I'd be happy if someone offered to buy me a cookie.
Okay-- enough of me being frustrated with the job.
I'm going to Bloomington on Saturday (tomorrow) to show my parents the house. If I remember a camera, I'm going to try and take some pictures of the place (and maybe post them here?) so everyone can see the place.
I had a spicy chicken crunchwrap supreme for dinner and it was delicious! I recommend it-- "good to go" indeed.
I need to vent a little about my job. Really, I'm just frustrated with the customers. I'm sick of the parents that take their already overweight 5 year old to Blondies and buy them 2 sprinkle cookies and a coke for lunch. I would really love it if I could refuse service to those parents. Another parent actually told me today that her screaming 6 year old son has to get cookies every time they come to the mall or he throws a tantrum. Here's an idea? Be the kid's parent and not let him have whatever he wants.
Another group of customers I hate is the "middle-aged women friends." It never fails, that everytime I have a group of middle-aged women come into the store, they argue with eachother about who's going to pay. Every woman wants to pay for her friend's food. And they argue at first. And then they both give me their credit cards and both tell me that they'll pay for everything, and meanwhile I have a huge line of customers behind the bickering women. I don't know what else I can say about these women. I'd be happy if someone offered to buy me a cookie.
Okay-- enough of me being frustrated with the job.
I'm going to Bloomington on Saturday (tomorrow) to show my parents the house. If I remember a camera, I'm going to try and take some pictures of the place (and maybe post them here?) so everyone can see the place.
I had a spicy chicken crunchwrap supreme for dinner and it was delicious! I recommend it-- "good to go" indeed.