There are some things, and especially customers, that are extremely annoying to supermarket cashiers. Now, a cashier anonymously reveals what bothers and when there is trouble about incorrect prices.
Whether sold out goods, long lines or unfriendly supermarket employees: There is a lot that customers get upset about every day when shopping. But there is rarely an insight into how employees feel when dealing with (unfriendly) customers. But now a supermarket cashier who wants to remain anonymous has chatted to the FAZ out of the sewing box.
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The employee, who has been working in a "well-attended supermarket" for ten years , is upset that many customers would live by a double standard. Customers should always complain that far too many foods are thrown away .
The supermarket checkout says yes, but " if an apple has only a slight pressure point, no customer will take it . So what should we do? It will be thrown away at some point," he told the daily newspaper.
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And it goes on with animal protection. Many would want the animals to be kept appropriately - but not pay for expensive organic meat . "That's okay," explains the supermarket cashier. "But then you should also shut up and not preach great sermons that you want to do something for the animals."
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Incorrect prices on shelves - all just rip-off customers?
On the other hand, he can understand that customers get upset when wrong prices are on the shelves and they accordingly experience their blue miracle at the checkout. "But there are customers who immediately become aggressive and insulting, according to the motto: You did it on purpose, you want to rip me off here! " Instead, there was usually just a stupid mishap behind it, the cashier said. "Sometimes colleagues forget to update the prices on the shelf. As I said, that's annoying. But there is no reason to insult the cashiers. Their mistakes are not," he concludes.
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