Thats a bit arsey aint it? I mean they are told to ask people if they want a bag..
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Thats a bit arsey aint it? I mean they are told to ask people if they want a bag..
The policy we have to stick to is fantastic.
"Do you need a bag?"
"Yes"
"Well, it will cost you 5p, is that okay?"
"No, it's outragous etc blahblahblah"
"Okay we'll give you this one for free, you don't have to pay if you don't want to"
Completely defeats the point :/
"Do you need a bag?"
"Yes"
"Well, it will cost you 5p, is that okay?"
"No, it's outragous etc blahblahblah"
"Okay we'll give you this one for free, you don't have to pay if you don't want to"
Completely defeats the point :/
they're told to do it by the companies. like most call centre opertators who are always very overfriendly and overfamiliar, i know they dont care so why get them to ask, the last time i phoned orange and the chap said "how are you sir", i replied i am quite rubbish actually, my car was stolen by romanian gypsies, my mum has run off with the milkman and my dad is in jail for murder. Awkwardness ensued 
I wasn't being serious -.-
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My last day at Sainsbury's this Friday before I become a Rozzer. Can't wait.
And it's correct, cashiers do have to say that to each customer, although 'would you like a bag for these?' is more apt for only a couple items.
Edit: I think Sainsbury's are doing away with bags at the start of October, not sure though.
It's not policy in the Reading Central store, went there a couple of days ago and had to get my own bag and everything...but I couldn't careless I'd rather they didn't mention bags as then I can use as few as I like.
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Did you ask him/her the same question?I've only bought three items you absolute retard! Do I look like I need help with my packing?
/rant over.
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