Cheri wrote:

> > wrote in message
> ...
>
> > I don't like hovering salespeople either. Earlier this week I went to
> > take advantage of a sale on Skechers. I had taken a sock with me so
> > put that on, found the ones I liked, tried it on, also a second pair.
> > The three tills were busy so I lined up where there was a sign saying
> > 'form line here' - I noticed a man come along after me and wait at the
> > other end but it wasn't my business to tell him where to wait. I was
> > mad as hell when one cashier finished, smiled sweetly at him and was
> > going to serve him. I say Excuse Me! I was waiting here first, she
> > still continues to serve him so I point out the sign and still she
> > serves him. I got the feeling that the man's time was considered more
> > important than mine, so I walked along dumped the two pairs of
> > sneakers on the counter and said 'somehow they have lost their appeal'
> > and left.
> >
> > Next time they email me an ad with a sale, they will get an earful
> > about customer service in their store. Saved myself about $175 -
>
>
>
> He was probably handsome.


I've gotten dates with store staff whilst shopping (MANY years ago, I admit!)...

;-P


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Best
Greg