Older customer who told me how smoking was going to kill him as he bought some cigarettes. That is always the hightlight of my day...1. Droping your drawer and change going everywhere.
2. Customers complaining about Canadian coins given as change.
3. The man who bought a belt and put it on right in front of me and my line.
4. I said, "Thank you for shopping your Big K-Mart and the customer said, "You too."...I'm not shopping...
5. Someone coming up to checkouts, and says "I forgot something. I will be right back, OH and don't let anyone take my place." (ummm... OK I will just shut off my light and then stand here and wait on you... come on people we do get busy.)
6. Bring a whole cart full of mechandise up, make me ring it all up... and realize you forgot your checkbook or credit card.
7. Bring an item up, and yell at me because it ran up wrong... (I can't help it... Oh yeah and don't expect me to know every price in the store.
8. When and item is $ 4.99 to begin with, and rings up $5.00 advertised (What a sale, having to pay another penny.)
9. Someone comes through the checkouts five minutes after 10:00 with a cart full of stuff, and needs five price checks.
10. People who come in at 9:55, take their time, then complain that we are rushing them... (K-Mart is open 14 hours a day. Isn't that enough???)
11. Non-english speaking people, who can't count american money, yet insist they gave you the right amount.
12. When kids pick up a handful of silly slammers and throw them on the floor.
13. A wad of clothes tosed on the counter... (and I'm supposed to seperate them.)
14. When the customer who I just gave the receipt to doesn't pick up thier bags right away and holds up my whole line.
15. Credit or K-mart cash cards that won't swipe for nothing.
16. Pelple who snatch my ink pens off the register... (please just ask me i'll let you barrow it...)
17. When someone is going to give you change; you have your hand out and they put it on the counter anyway.
18. Balled up or crusty money.
19. customers who tell you their life story.
20. Customers who try to tell you how to run the register. Like they saw it done enought to know.