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⌈ Secret Post #4053 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What is driving you crazy right now?

[dani_phantasma]

Thanks. I think I would have been able to deal otherwise. but today was just a shit day. *hugs back*

And yeah. They also get pissy over the stupidest stuff. Meat not being perfectly shaved, subs looking kinda messy (yeah you try making, slicing (three slices!) and wrapping a sub with a pile of stuff on it so it can barely close and keep it totally neat), being shown cheese thickness in the Approved Harris Teeter method. These are all things customers have gotten pissy at us about.

A nice manager from Produce managed to cheer me up . commenting "she's eating it not wearing it" That got a giggle out of me even when I was still sniffly.

My coworkers are very understanding and kind. I'm grateful for that.

Re: What is driving you crazy right now?

[syncing_feeling]

I know those days, straw that broke the camel's back and all that. :( I made a stupid mistake last week (one of those where everything you do to frantically try and fix it just makes it worse) and the customer was chill about it, but my manager couldn't stop me crying afterwards.

Honestly, people are way too quick to judge and complain about that sort of thing when they don't know how difficult it can be. I watch the staff at the Subway or burrito place in my town and it just looks like fucking magic to me, like I don't know how anyone can do intricate stuff like that under pressure, so props to you.

That manager sounds awesome. My friend just started working in the produce isle at a supermarket and he gets customers complaining because a vegetable is "oddly shaped" etc. Are you putting it on display for the Turner Prize or something? It's a vegetable, it's not always gonna look perfect but it tastes exactly the same! /rage. I'm glad your co-workers are cool, though. Good staff can make a tough job so much better.