checking in to say hi to everyone, before I get ready for work-
Debbie - you had me laugh at the literally flying out of bed, remembering something that needed to be brought in! for me it's usually a can of diet Coke that hopefully didn't explode in the car
Karen - best wishes for staying on P1, if you have to go to the restaurant. Hope the houseguest is a pleasant person to have around.
Cottage - Is Monica a daughter? I grew up in NJ.
CyndiM - YES to our forecast for next week!!!
Kelly J. - I don't think I officially said Hi to you yet! Hi
MissusTater - when do you leave for your cruise?
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Originally Posted by TwynnB
Holly - I bet with your job, you would deinately need to recharge your patience level. Do you find most tourists are happy or crabby?
Unfortunately, I think
I'm the crabby one!
It's just that it's the end of the season for me, been here since late October. What irritates me is not really their fault..they are shopping, browsing, deciding, debating, taking FOREVER to make a decision (
) whereas I GO into a store, BUY something and get out.
But the store has more than grocery/beer/wine, it's got postcards, locally made foods, touristy stuff. But I have to stand at the counter at attention, lol, if they are anywhere near the register. And if there is a long list of to-do's for me, it's very trying. I'll edge away...okay..no interest..I'll go to my chore, and THEN is when people charge to the register.
It is made much more difficult when I am hungry, and we aren't given a designated break, and it really looks crappy I think for employees to eat in front of customers, but I have no choice! So when my tummy's rumbling is when my patience is shortest. There was a grown woman last week, lingering at the register when her husband was ready to pay, she's just looking at al the candy, looks at him and says, "Do I
want M & M's?"
I just wanted to yell "YES! YES you DO! HERE! GoodBYE!"