[ SECRET POST #2528 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2528 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are your pet peeves?

[(Anonymous)]

People who get uppity about being carded for cigarettes. Especially when there's a sign that says "We ID EVERYONE". I'm not losing my job because you feel the need to act like a two year old over something that isn't a big damn deal.

I hate that so much. You look young; so do I. Get over it. There's also eighteen year olds who look thirty, so really, better safe than sorry. And, as you said, you ID everyone anyway.

Re: What are your pet peeves?

[callmewing]

In my experience so far it's only been the actually older-looking folks that get grumpy over it. Granted, that's two days of experience so far, ahah.

Re: What are your pet peeves?

[mechanosapience]

In my experience, the nastiest customers are always old.

Re: What are your pet peeves?

[(Anonymous)]

In my experience (which is pretty out of date now), it went like this:

Probably underage (never knew for sure because they either "forgot" their ID or tried to use one that wasn't acceptable) - either left quickly or pitched a fit.

Legal but still young - had their ID ready and were proud to show it.

A bit older - didn't have their ID ready, but didn't argue when asked to show it. I think they secretly liked to pretend I thought they looked much younger than they were even though they probably knew it was just store policy.

Visibly middle aged or older - got really annoyed because dammit, do I look like a kid to you?!?