very lazy shopkeeper in whsmiths

Was waiting for my snog (frozen yogurt) today and the woman told me to keep my ears open next time as my order was called out earlier on but I never heard her. Rude bitch.
 
Went to see a friend at work (she works in Joules, a lady's clothing store).

Some woman went and bought a pair of slippers, my friend placed it on the counter top when putting through the order.

The women kicked off about it is bad luck putting shoes on a table, big time. it went on back and forth a little bit about it is a counter, not a table, even telling her it is her prerogative to have these superstition but she cannot bring her own superstition onto others.

Some people are just weird !!! The only reason it was a "table", was only because they designed the decor of the counter in the store with a wooden top, it looks more like a chest of drawers if anything else.

Some people are just weird.
 
Raymond Lin said:
Went to see a friend at work (she works in Joules, a lady's clothing store).

Some woman went and bought a pair of slippers, my friend placed it on the counter top when putting through the order.

The women kicked off about it is bad luck putting shoes on a table, big time. it went on back and forth a little bit about it is a counter, not a table, even telling her it is her prerogative to have these superstition but she cannot bring her own superstition onto others.

Some people are just weird !!! The only reason it was a "table", was only because they designed the decor of the counter in the store with a wooden top, it looks more like a chest of drawers if anything else.

Some people are just weird.
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What a nut job. Glad I don't work in customer service any more. A few people need a good smack in the mouth. ;)
 
More first world problems - me and my friend were practically assaulted by the mad lady that parades around Bristol with an umbrella. She had previously called me 'the rapist of all women' on a train - an anecdote I had told earlier this morning. Things took a dive south when I said 'no way, dude, its the umbrella lady' rather too loud and within earshot. She then ran at us, hit my friend with the umbrella and screamed at us until we were out of site.

Terrifying.
 
Nitefly said:
More first world problems - me and my friend were practically assaulted by the mad lady that parades around Bristol with an umbrella. She had previously called me 'the rapist of all women' on a train - an anecdote I had told earlier this morning. Things took a dive south when I said 'no way, dude, its the umbrella lady' rather too loud and within earshot. She then ran at us, hit my friend with the umbrella and screamed at us until we were out of site.

Terrifying.
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Also hilarious.
 
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