Confessions of a Cashier

Not the French vanilla.

You need to have a serious conversation with your impatient husband. I am sorry that he it's late, this is not MY fault. All pumps are prepay, I don't really care where you are going or that you don't know how much it takes to fill your car up.

Someone will shake the hand of the man that is verbally abusing a cashier over carding him for beer because he's a veteran, but won't step in to say that his behavior is wrong.

My co-worker told me she was bitching and ranting all the way to her car.

customer: *reports both the manager and me*

Are you suppose to advance in a company, or get any type of experience when someone tells you that you don't have the experience needed. Isn't that the point?! How are you suppose to get management experience of no one is willing to give you a chance? Did all the managers just shit themselves into the position? Did they not start from the ground up or where they born into management in the first place? Well, you don't have enough experience or you don't know how to do everything. Um... How the hell is someone going to learn something when no one takes the time to show them? I didn't go to college no, but I'm pretty damn sure a lot of people in management didn't go either. Hell, have the managers at Wal-Mart didn't have any training either but somehow they bullshit their way to the top.

When you steal but can't be bothered to hide the evidence.

As a cashier, you have a right to deny service to anyone. Even more so if they make you feel uncomfortable.

Getting passed over for full time at work has to be the single most disappointing feeling in the world. Knowing that you've been there longer, knowing that you work your ass off. You always come in when they want, you travel to a different location when they want but because someone else had x amount of hours above part time for x amount of weeks, it's disheartening. Oh well. Guess I'll pick this wound and suck it up like a big girl.

Let's #deck scrub, ya'll!!