jmcquown wrote:
> It seems to me this practice of wishing women who appear to be above a
> certain age a "Happy Mother's Day" isn't necessarily good customer
service.
> It could actually be hurtful to some people.

Agreed!! A bagger at the supermarket wished me happy mother's day this
morning. He's right, I am a mom, but the way he forwarded the sentiment left
me cold: never made eye contact, threw the last bag of groceries into my
cart, turned back to the belt and started hurling another customer's items
into a new bag and mumbled barely perceptibly "Hbbymuhsday" or something
like that. He may not even have been talking to me, but I don't think the
bag is a mother. Didn't present well for the company, if you ask me.