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Does anyone else think that cashiers silently curse you when you ask for paper instead of plastic?
posted by wowgirl at 3:18 PM
Thursday, March 23, 2006
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7 Comments:
LOL LOL I even apologize to the cashier when I ask for paper. It is like sooooo sorry but can I bother you for paper. Unless of course if I am at Busch's cause they offer. But at Meijer a cashier even told me that it was more work for her cause they have to think on how to arrange the packages. I prefer paper!
If you really want to get them to curse you tell them you want frozen in plastic and canned stuff in paper, or something like that.
I prefer plastic over paper (great for diapers), but I have occassionally asked for paper and get looked at like I have three eyeballs.
well that just the way I treated them be nice ask how they are doing lure them into a false sense of feeling good and oh yea I would like paper bags please.
I ask them to bag in paper according to my storage area. I give them a detailed diagram of my pantry shelving. If they refuse, I prod them with a baguette until they comply.
C'mon! Who cares what they think! You are the customer, it is your choice. Stand up for your rights to paper! B4T
Well, as last night was my first trip to the store in awhile, I went for plastic. For one, it was the easiest choice for the bagger. Two, they make really nice garbage bags for us at the house. Three, they have cool handles so I can carry 15 of them at one time. Four...what was I talking about?
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