Post number #799116, ID: 1d7e5a
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Work in retail long enough, and you’ll eventually realize the rules for dealing with Customers are exactly the same as for dealing with the Fae:
- Avoid eye contact.
- Never reveal your full name.
- Accept nothing They offer to you.
- Never verbally agree or disagree with anything They might happen to say.
- To apologize is to acknowledge a debt owed.
- Under no circumstances are you ever to thank Them.
- Remember that They are incapable of reading signs in human languages.
Post number #799118, ID: 1d7e5a
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Not my original work saw it on the internet and as someone who works in retail this is true
Post number #799120, ID: 41587f
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I mean, there might be actual fae among your customers. Better safe than sorry.
Post number #799128, ID: 1d7e5a
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With all the things I've seen i wouldn be more surprised if they weren't
Post number #799133, ID: f38f72
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Thanks you OP! I'll keep this in mind if I work in retail someday!
Post number #799148, ID: 100ab2
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Looks more like how customers should deal with telemarketers.
Post number #799153, ID: 4f8024
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>>799148 You haven't worked in retail, huh?
Post number #799180, ID: e0af2e
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>>799116 And this is why I decided manual labor jobs were for me and to avoid retail and restaurants because whilst some people may be nice. The psychological damage is not worth the pay.
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| Work in retail long enough, and you’ll eventually realize the rules for dealing with Customers are exactly the same as for dealing with the Fae:
- Avoid eye contact.
- Never reveal your full name.
- Accept nothing They offer to you.
- Never verbally agree or disagree with anything They might happen to say.
- To apologize is to acknowledge a debt owed.
- Under no circumstances are you ever to thank Them.
- Remember that They are incapable of reading signs in human languages.